Democrats GameFowl

The Democrats gamefowl is a distinguished American bloodline renowned for its combination of intelligence, power, and agility. Originating in the early 1960s, this breed was developed by Clyde “Blondie” Rollan and William McRae in Alabama. They named the line “Democrats” in honor of their political affiliation and support for President John F. Kennedy. 

🧬 Bloodline Composition

The Democrats gamefowl is a result of a meticulous four-way cross:

• Hatch Bloodline: Contributes to the breed’s strength and powerful hitting ability. 
• Claret Bloodline: Adds intelligence and precise cutting skills. 

This combination results in a bird that is both smart and formidable in combat. 

🐓 Physical Characteristics

• Station: Medium-high to high. 
• Coloration: Burgundy red to dark red plumage, often with white streaks on the wings and tail. 
• Legs: Typically white-yellow, with some variants displaying green or blue legs. 
• Comb: Predominantly pea comb.
• Build: Robust shoulders with a sleek body reminiscent of the Kelso breed.  

⚔️ Fighting Style

Democrats gamefowl are celebrated for their:

• Intelligence: They exhibit strategic fighting tactics, often waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
• Power: Inherited from the Hatch lineage, they deliver powerful blows capable of ending fights swiftly. 
• Agility: They adeptly dodge attacks, side-step opponents, and exploit openings with precision.

Their fighting style is a blend of patience and aggression, making them formidable opponents in the pit.

🧬 Breeding and Crosses

The Democrats bloodline has been further refined by breeders like Buddy Payton, who introduced additional Claret genetics to enhance consistency and performance. 

Notable crosses include:

• Democrat x Modern Kelso: Enhances adaptability for knife fights. 
• Democrat x Lemon (Hulsey): Improves agility.
• Democrat x McRae Black-Hatch: Increases speed and attack frequency.

💰 Availability and Pricing

Democrats gamefowl are available for purchase from various breeders, with prices ranging based on age and lineage purity:

• Pullets: Approximately $300. 
• Stags: Around $600.
• Trios (one cock and two hens): Up to $1,250.

These prices often include shipping.