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Troiano Green Leg Hatch
Dark Red Cock

Troiano Green Leg Hatch
Spangled Cock

Troiano Green Leg Hatch
Light Red Cock and Hen

The Troiano Gamefowl Farm

These are proven broodfowl, owned and bred by Kenny Troiano. A product of good selection and breeding from a solid and well maintained family of gamefowl.

Troiano Hatch Hen with Chicks

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Copyrighted, 2010 by Kenny Troiano

"Maximus"

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The Troiano Hatch
True Representatives of American Games

Learn more about these fantastic birds, their breeding, history and why they are the best representatives of American Gamefowl that we have today. "The Gamefowl Breeders Manual and Cockers Guide" is a great book, not only for beginners but for anyone who in interested in breeding and raising the best birds possible. Get yours today while supplies last.

EBooks

Troiano Farm Video (DVD)
(See these magnificent birds in true to life form)
Only $14.95

maximustroypublications@yahoo.com

Troiano Gamefowl Farm Ball Caps

Special Offer
$39.95
(Plus Shipping and Handling)

Questions concerning availablity of birds and prices, please contact:
Kenny Troiano @ 760-788-8870
or Frank Torres @ 714-519-9607

Tan Caps
with Dark Green Bills
With Dark-Red Cock
$19.95 + s/h

Green Caps
with Dark Blue Bills
With Light-Red Cock
$19.95 + s/h

No shipments outside USA

Hatching Eggs For Sale
2 Dozen Eggs
$250.00 + shipping
(Includes free book with every order of 2 dozen eggs - "The Gamefowl Breeders Manual and Cockers Guide - Volume One")

Eggs available Jan thru June
(First come first serve)

Questions and Answers

    Through the years I have answered many questions, by emails and phone conversations, concerning the raising, breeding, and caring for American Games. And it has been my pleasure.

     I thought it would be a good idea to put together the 100 most general and interesting of questions, ones that we all have as cockers and gamefowl enthusiast, and answer them in a book format. In order to do so I will need your help. I would like to know from you, the average cocker, what concerns you most. With your assistance, I will answer those nagging questions.

     I do not believe there is such a thing as a stupid question, so "No Holds Bar". All questions are welcome. As usual, I am here to help you. However, to do so I will need to hear from you.

                           You can email me at: maximustroypublications@yahoo.com

     I thank you in advance for all your input. If you would like to stay anonymous, that is fine. Just please let me know.

Your friend,
Kenny Troiano



	THE GAMEFOWL I ALWAYS DREAMED OF HAVING By Kenny Troiano The Troiano Green Legged Hatch, formally, the Col. Givens Hatch are like no other gamefowl that I have ever seen. I�ve never seen a family of birds that are as faultless and as complete as this family of Reds. Mr. Col. Givens did a great job in maintaining and improving this fine family of fowl, and has accomplished great thing with these birds as well, and he will surely be missed. They are definitely the best! Growing up, I always remembered them as the grandest and noblest of all gamefowl. In fact the first time I saw them they had the finest color, and they were the best in shape and constitution of any gamefowl that were around. They over shadowed any bird they were with, and as far as I�m concerned they still do, for they have a style all their own. They always seem to move in a quick and deliberate motion, for they are the best in conformation of body and vigor, health and beauty, form and function that only the best of care and knowledge of breeding could have possibly produced. They are beautifully colored birds, especially when seen walking and crowing among their hens in the middle of the farm. With their long powerful wings, which they clap, then crow, stop to gaze only to start crowing once again. They are the most remarkable of gamefowl you will ever see. They have a confident and majestic carriage, which is well balanced on their dark green shanks. They have large full-feathered, flowing tail feathers which seem to have a life of their own, which performs the task of a very competent rudder when in battle. Always active and alert to their surroundings, they were the gamefowl that I would never forget and always knew that I had to have. I know this sounds a little poetic, but it�s the tribute I feel they deserve, and I know many of my fellow cockers will agree with me. As far as a complete description of my birds: They come in three different colors: most of the time they will come Black Breasted-Dark Red. This comes from the �Leiper Hatch family� that they were first originated from. They will also come Light Red or lemon hackled now and then, which is a throwback to the McLean Hatch side of their breeding, and every once in a while a Spangle will show up. They have good conformation of body and a medium/high station with dark green legs. They have nice small beautifully shaped pea-combed heads, with dark, deep, rich ruby red eyes. They also have a dark ring around their eyes as well, which is a very attractive feature of this family. These birds have a wonderful temperament. I can walk right into any of their pens and just pick them up. There is no pecking or shuffling the handler. Their weights run about 5 to 5.4 Lbs. I have seen them smaller, such as 4.12 and occasionally larger in the case of 5.6. However, 5 to 5.4 Lbs are the average weights, and it�s what I look for while selecting my birds. As sitters and mothers, these Hatch hens are excellent! They will give up their own life to save their chicks; and it�s just what you would expect from a good game hen. The chicks are very hardy and will usually feather out quick, which makes them easy to raise, especially when letting them out into the yard to free-range. The chicks are quick and active and are always searching and scratching for insects and anything else they can find. So I ask you, with a family such as this, what more could anyone hope for? I try to help as many people as possible with fowl, but I�m only a small backyard breeder. I don�t have acres and acres of land, full of birds, and I never will. I�m happy as can be with the few I raise every year. Although I hatch plenty of chicks, I only have a small amount of birds for sale each year, at any one time. Unlike other cockers this is not a business, it�s just a hobby, and its one that I enjoy very much. Thanks for your interest, Kenny Troiano