Gerard Hatch
Price range: $300.00 through $1,000.00
The Gerard Hatch is a powerful and intelligent American gamefowl line known for its deep game, cutting ability, and strong station. It features a rich red plumage, yellow legs, and a confident, alert stance. Bred for both endurance and style in the pit, the Gerard Hatch is prized for its courage, calm temperament, and excellent breeding potential.
The Gerard Hatch is a powerful and well-balanced American gamefowl line developed from the classic Hatch bloodline. Known for its strength, cutting ability, and endurance, the Gerard Hatch is highly valued by breeders and enthusiasts for its smart fighting style and solid body structure.
These birds typically have yellow or green legs, red or orange eyes, and a rich red to chestnut plumage. They are medium-stationed with strong shoulders, tight feathering, and excellent muscle tone. The Gerard Hatch is also known for having a calm temperament when handled, yet it shows intense courage and aggression in competition settings.
Key Traits:
- Origin: USA (select Hatch bloodline by Gerard family)
- Color: Deep red, sometimes with dark tail and wing feathers
- Leg color: Yellow or green
- Station: Medium to low
- Temperament: Gentle when tamed, aggressive in competition
- Strengths: Power, cutting accuracy, timing, and endurance
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