Breeding Ideas: How to breed killers
T
he game fowl is not
breed for meat, for
egg, or for beauty
alone. The purpose
for which the game fowl is
bred is very complicated to
achieve. Genetics, by itself,
is a complicated science. It
is the study of how genes
are passed on from one
generation to the next. In
the case of breeding the
game fowl it is the more
complicated because of the
purpose for which the game
fowl is bred.
The game fowl is bred to
fight, and fighting
ability is far from
simple
hereditary
trait. The color of
plumage and legs
and the type of
comb are simple
hereditary traits but
fighting
qualities
are not simple as
these are dictated
by several pairs of
genes in several different
locations.
This is the hard
part. It is much
simpler to breed
broiler
and
hog
mainly for meat
consumption
wherein size and
meat quality are the
only considerations.
Or layers for that
matter.
This is where perfogenetics comes
in. RB Sugbo Game-
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fowl Technology coined the
word perfogenetics meaning
to breed the game fowl
based mainly on fighting
performance without so
much regard for purity of
the bloodline. The main concern of perfogenetics is the
purification of fighting traits,
not the bloodline. Perfogenetics is simple genetics of
performance.
In effect, RB Sugbo’s perfogenetics is indeed Eugenics. Eugenics is the belief
and practice of improving
the genetic quality of the
human population. It is a
social philosophy advocating
the improvement of human
genetic traits through the
promotion of higher reproduction of people with desired traits (positive eugenics), and reduced reproduction of people with lessdesired or undesired traits
(negative eugenics). This is
hard to do in humans because of moral, social and
human rights concerns. It is
simpler to apply on gamecocks.
We gamecock
breeders should
take advantage of
this fact that in
breeding the game
fowl nothing will hinder us from breeding only individuals
possessing desirable
traits. The more desirable traits and the
less undesirable
traits in a gene pool,
the greater the
chances of producing desirable individuals.
Learn more about
How to Breed Killers and other
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