Some of scott's asils, blended asils and crosses

[Dark Rooster]

Originally Posted by kywolf

if you dont list which is which how can they be compared,as you say?looks like an ad for asils to me..........

If u pay attention, you'll see that every pic is titled as to what they are. No reason to be an a-hole and accuse someone of trying to sell. Scott doesn't advertise or try to sell any of his fowl, and I know this firsthand.

Scott, looking forward to raising a few of them 1/4 breeds, them boys are NASTY!!!

YFIS.

[scott]

I NEED SOME HELP
can some one on here help me with the posting of pictures

the problem i am having is making the pictures bigger
mine are always small and i can not figure out how to make them bigger
WILL SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN HOW TO MAKE THE PICTURE BIGGER ON HERE ????

SCOTT

[scott]

Originally Posted by dark rooster

if u pay attention, you'll see that every pic is titled as to what they are. No reason to be an a-hole and accuse someone of trying to sell. Scott doesn't advertise or try to sell any of his fowl, and i know this firsthand.

Scott, looking forward to raising a few of them 1/4 breeds, them boys are nasty!!!

Yfis.

dark rooster you just have to over look some on here



them 1/4 blood asils know how to make a cock sick in a hurry don't they
how did you like the show they put on? Lol

hope they do good for you too!

Scott

[colt39]

Scott, get you an account at Photobucket. Then you can copy the image & the pic will show in its true size. Until they ban you lol.

[Dark Rooster]

Here's a broodstag given to me from Scott. He's a Boles over Hatch, and he's a cocky lil bastard!


Here are two of his sons off of a Hatch/Grey hen, also given to me by Scott.



And yes sir Scott, it'll take one hell of a cock to live under one of those 1/4 breeds!!!

YFIS.

[scott]

Originally Posted by colt39

Scott, get you an account at Photobucket. Then you can copy the image & the pic will show in its true size. Until they ban you lol.

Thanks Jim and Dark Rooster. I appreciate your help! I'm working on it now. LOL.

[scott]

Originally Posted by Dark Rooster

Here's a broodstag given to me from Scott. He's a Boles over Hatch, and he's a cocky lil bastard!


Here are two of his sons off of a Hatch/Grey hen, also given to me by Scott.



And yes sir Scott, it'll take one hell of a cock to live under one of those 1/4 breeds!!!

YFIS.

very nice, dark rooster you and my little buddy takes good care of your fowl
man you got a good yard of grass to raise fowl on!
keep it up and you will be hard to handle next season
scott

[scott]

Originally Posted by EPG5 Backyard

Scott, since you've been breeding different kinds of Asils for years and years, which one would you say is the quickest and still do excellent side-stepping or flying backwards with their feet stretched out and head back? The reason I ask is I'm in the PI and the competition here are fast Sweater blends. Thanks!

if i was going to compete in the long knife
my choice would be one of my straight atkinson asil cocks bred to a radio hen or an atkinson /boles cross cock bred to a radio hen ,then take the 1/2 asil/ 1/2 radio son out of one of the first matings and bred him back to the radio hen again to make a 1/4 bred asil grade

cocks bred this way get the smartness ,extremly accurate cutting ability,and power from the asil blood
and the radio blood puts the ability to stay slighty above their opponent,and radio speed is equal to any good brown red,plus they are very good cutters too,with more of the american aggression and uniformity
they can fight from any angle ,even backwards ,they are true cutting machines and kill down cocks better
the two bloodlines cross very well on my yard and [ asil hatch does too]

as i have said several times i prefer the atkinson asil for making knife cocks and the boles line i have for making gaff cocks

one of the atkinson lines i have is very fast for asil

the boles line is not as fast but almost and cut just as good , they are very gritty and have a lot of bottom and are better suited for cocks used in the gaff derbies ,such as the boles hatch cross stuff

i only use the straight bred asils cocks to cross on other familes of fowl, to make brood cocks used to make battle cocks
or to make more asil brood fowl
then i take asil grades bred from different asil families to make battle cocks

scott

[EPG5 Backyard]

Thanks Scott, I will try your breeding style with my 1/2 Asil-Jap - 1/2 Yellow Legged McLean Hatch bullstag next breeding season. This is him.............

This is his daddy, a 1/2 Atkinson Asil & 1/2 Jap from Jerry Lawrence......

[gardenbar]

Scott can you tell me were you met Al Cabral from. And is he the one that lived in Roseville?

[Dirpa26]

Damn you got some beautiful aseels. More power to you Mr Scott

[kywolf]

Originally Posted by Dark Rooster

If u pay attention, you'll see that every pic is titled as to what they are. No reason to be an a-hole and accuse someone of trying to sell. Scott doesn't advertise or try to sell any of his fowl, and I know this firsthand.

Scott, looking forward to raising a few of them 1/4 breeds, them boys are NASTY!!!

YFIS.

not trying to be an a-hole but i have been called worse on many occasions.he was the one that said to show the difference in the boles an the melvilles,an i never saw anywhere where he listed which was which.i'm no asil fan so perhaps i'm missing something?if i am i apoligize i'm surely not trying to start any arguments or drama cause there is more than enough of that here.i have no axe to grind against scott,i always read his post an nearly always agree with what he has to say an i think alot of begginers would learn alot from him.once again my apologies if i'm just confused on the subject,yfis timberwolf

[scott]

Originally Posted by kywolf

not trying to be an a-hole but i have been called worse on many occasions.he was the one that said to show the difference in the boles an the melvilles,an i never saw anywhere where he listed which was which.i'm no asil fan so perhaps i'm missing something?if i am i apoligize i'm surely not trying to start any arguments or drama cause there is more than enough of that here.i have no axe to grind against scott,i always read his post an nearly always agree with what he has to say an i think alot of begginers would learn alot from him.once again my apologies if i'm just confused on the subject,yfis timberwolf

kywolf everything is fine between us and dark rooster too,he thought you were trying to start something and he is a close friend of mine
i have nothing against you and enjoy reading your post too
you are very welcome to post any opinions on here

i am very limited in the ability to use a computer
had to get some one else to post the pictures
and they put the names of them different than what i thought it would be

but we could not get the pictures to be bigger on here and some of the pictures were 5x7 and larger when we scan them to post on here
i even set up an account on photo bucket and tried it that way ,but still could not get them bigger
some people like me even have trouble with tv remote lol
but going to figure it out some how
yfis scott

[Island Born]

Originally Posted by EPG5 Backyard

That's hilarious!!! I told my wife to shoot me if I ever start breeding Sweaters.

I buy sweater crosses just to use as target practice for my Asil grades to get them ready for the LK show in the PI since just about everything they'll meet will be some kinda sweater blend.

Your two target practice Bullstag Sweater crosses are ready next month Bro One Roundhead Sweater, smart, accurate cutter, with side stepping technique, and one Philippine Lemon Sweater, smart, accurate cutter, waving step techique but a little bit aggressive due of the infused Ruble and YLMclean bl.

Next year, Im gonna give you an Alakdan Kelso X Possum Sweater cockerel for free.

[kywolf]

not a problem scott,i have trouble with the posting picture thing to.i've also tried the photobucket thing an had no luck either.you do have very good looking asil an really wasnt trying to start anything i guess it just came out wrong.good luck with em,yfis

[runner]

I take pictures on a digital camera. Download them on the computer. Use apps on computer to size them.

Scott if you like to talk to Les send me a pm .

[scott]

Originally Posted by runner

I take pictures on a digital camera. Download them on the computer. Use apps on computer to size them.

Scott if you like to talk to Les send me a pm .

we are having trouble after they are sized on the computer ,we have them the right size,then we send them to sabong and they turn out little every time,they are never the size we send to sabong an post on the thread
i have several folders of pics downloaded on the computer
and i tried the photo bucket thing and they still little when posted on
sabong
everything comes out thumbnail size ?

now i don't know what to try next ?

thanks , i have melvilles number too
i have never called him ,i hear he is very sick now days so i am not going to bother him

scott

[scott]

Originally Posted by EPG5 Backyard

Thanks Scott, I will try your breeding style with my 1/2 Asil-Jap - 1/2 Yellow Legged McLean Hatch bullstag next breeding season. This is him.............

This is his daddy, a 1/2 Atkinson Asil & 1/2 Jap from Jerry Lawrence......

very nice birds you have too
i like the 1/2 atkinson asil and 1/2 jap cock ,he has the body type more like my boles /atkinson blends ,because of the jap blood that is in some of my boles bloodline
i like the jappy looking type asil ,more leg better station
mine are faster and lighter on their feet
they make good brood cocks for me

scott

[EPG5 Backyard]

Scott, what is the normal size of these BOLES Asil, ATKINSON Asil and JAPs because I'm new to the gamefowl business and the 2 that I have look 'medium to high' stationed to me and their offspring didn't come out tall. I guess the best way for me to measure them is to measure the length of the thigh and the shank. Example: 8 inches long thigh and 4 inches long shank. Thanks!

[EPG5 Backyard]

Originally Posted by Island Born

Your two target practice Bullstag Sweater crosses are ready next month Bro One Roundhead Sweater, smart, accurate cutter, with side stepping technique, and one Philippine Lemon Sweater, smart, accurate cutter, waving step techique but a little bit aggressive due of the infused Ruble and YLMclean bl.

Next year, Im gonna give you an Alakdan Kelso X Possum Sweater cockerel for free.

Thanks IB, I will need them so my breeding will learn how to deal with their styles .

[Ttate]

Hey scott......on your photobucket r u goin to were it says view links and copying the IMG link and then pasting it to your post

[scott]

Originally Posted by EPG5 Backyard

Scott, what is the normal size of these BOLES Asil, ATKINSON Asil and JAPs because I'm new to the gamefowl business and the 2 that I have look 'medium to high' stationed to me and their offspring didn't come out tall. I guess the best way for me to measure them is to measure the length of the thigh and the shank. Example: 8 inches long thigh and 4 inches long shank. Thanks!

this is my 5 basic bloodlines of asil and 3 of them were made from the original 2 lines
just about every line i have were made from the boles and melville atkinson lines
even the cobra line from ed flint were made from a boles blood line that ed got from bobby

one of my boles asil line average around 4.2 lbs,some smaller ,little bulldog looking cocks
but you will still get the odd one that will be 5 lbs or over
they have been bred down in size for many years from the original boles cock that was a grade
i don't like big asils[like the naked heal type] for breeding i like the smaller steel game body type

then i have a boles line that produces the jappy look ,taller higher station,because they were selected and breed that way from the original boles cock ,they are bigger,than the bulldog line
bobby like big hard hitting cocks


the boles /adkinson blend will produce the jappy look to[according to which families i use] and i think they are a little better when used to make brood cocks that will be used to make battle cocks
the boles blood gives them the hard punching ,good bottom,gameness
the atkinson gives them more speed ,good cutting,little more stream line
they just blend very well

then i have the melville atkinson line which looks almost like the boles bulldog line
they are blocky,wide back ,thick leg, but are faster than the boles line and a little taller

i also have the atkinson line that was made from the original melville atkinson line that has been selected and bred for a more stream line ,faster,smaller body,longer leg,lighter on their feet type
they cut very good and also make 1/2 breeds that i like

the gowdy japs are just fast cutting,leggy ,lots of leg speed and they blend very good with the asil lines i have ,they have the oriental type bodies

jap /asil crosses make good 1/4 blood battle cocks

scott

[jungold]

Originally Posted by scott

I NEED SOME HELP
can some one on here help me with the posting of pictures

the problem i am having is making the pictures bigger
mine are always small and i can not figure out how to make them bigger
WILL SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN HOW TO MAKE THE PICTURE BIGGER ON HERE ????

SCOTT

Ok scott here it goes;

make a account on www.photobucket.com , then if you have the account , download your pictures then after "Make a Folder for all youre Bloodlines" You can upload your "Video's" and make folder for it also , Make sure it's a Premium account you'll get,,, I forgot to tell you , If uploading a Video , be sure to upload 1 at a time,....

That's it Scott...........

[scott]

Originally Posted by Ttate

Hey scott......on your photobucket r u goin to were it says view links and copying the IMG link and then pasting it to your post

i don't know for sure,got to ask the one who is posting pics for me ,she is at work
but i will find out tonight
thanks scott

[scott]

Originally Posted by jungold

Ok scott here it goes;

make a account on www.photobucket.com , then if you have the account , download your pictures then after "Make a Folder for all youre Bloodlines" You can upload your "Video's" and make folder for it also , Make sure it's a Premium account you'll get,,, I forgot to tell you , If uploading a Video , be sure to upload 1 at a time,....

That's it Scott...........

thanks for the info, she did set up an account on photobucket for me ,but it still posted them small on sabong,i will show it to her tonight and see if that is what she has been doing
something she is doing wrong ,the pics look big on photobucket ,then when sent to sabong the all look little
scott

[scott]

Originally Posted by Dirpa26

Damn you got some beautiful aseels. More power to you Mr Scott

thanks Dirpa26
i have worked very hard to get my asils and maintain them
and i have seen some the other guys posted on other threads that looked mighty fine!
scott

[BamaOkie]

Senate Passes Farm Bill with Animal Fighting Amendment
BY FEED: CONGRESSMAN THOMAS MARINO - REPRESENTING THE 10TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA IN GOVERNMENT
JUNE 22, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 22, 2012

Marino's Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act included in Senate Bill

WASHINGTON –The U.S. Senate passed the Farm Bill, a comprehensive reauthorization of farm and nutrition assistance programs, on Thursday. Thanks to an amendment offered by Sen. David Vitter (R-LA), the bill includes provisions nearly identical to H.R. 2492, the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act, introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives by Reps. Tom Marino and Betty Sutton (D-OH). The amendment passed by an overwhelming vote of 88-11.

H.R. 2492 imposes federal misdemeanor penalties for individuals who knowingly attend an animal fight and felony penalties for individuals responsible for bringing a minor to such an event. The legislation is supported by more than 100 federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies including the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) and the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA).

“I applaud the Senate for taking an important step toward finally ending animal fighting activities,” Rep. Marino said. "Although we have more work to be done to assure passage in the House, the strong bipartisan support in the Senate demonstrates the need for this legislation and I urge my colleagues' support as the House Agriculture Committee begins consideration of their version of the Farm Bill."

The Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act currently has 196 cosponsors in the House of Representatives. Organized animal fighting is a federal crime and illegal in all 50 states but the issue of spectators at these barbaric events is not addressed on the federal level. It is illegal in 49 states to be a knowing spectator at animal fights; 28 states impose felony-level penalties on spectators.

[scott]

[QUOTE=gardenbar;4152415]Scott can you tell me were you met Al Cabral from. And is he the one that lived in Roseville?[/QUOT

hey gardenbar
yes al was from roseville
i never met al cabrell personally ,only threw a close from of mine ron lantz
ron fed for al and they were close friends
scott

[scott]

Originally Posted by BamaOkie

Senate Passes Farm Bill with Animal Fighting Amendment
BY FEED: CONGRESSMAN THOMAS MARINO - REPRESENTING THE 10TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA IN GOVERNMENT
JUNE 22, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 22, 2012

Marino's Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act included in Senate Bill

WASHINGTON –The U.S. Senate passed the Farm Bill, a comprehensive reauthorization of farm and nutrition assistance programs, on Thursday. Thanks to an amendment offered by Sen. David Vitter (R-LA), the bill includes provisions nearly identical to H.R. 2492, the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act, introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives by Reps. Tom Marino and Betty Sutton (D-OH). The amendment passed by an overwhelming vote of 88-11.

H.R. 2492 imposes federal misdemeanor penalties for individuals who knowingly attend an animal fight and felony penalties for individuals responsible for bringing a minor to such an event. The legislation is supported by more than 100 federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies including the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) and the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA).

“I applaud the Senate for taking an important step toward finally ending animal fighting activities,” Rep. Marino said. "Although we have more work to be done to assure passage in the House, the strong bipartisan support in the Senate demonstrates the need for this legislation and I urge my colleagues' support as the House Agriculture Committee begins consideration of their version of the Farm Bill."

The Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act currently has 196 cosponsors in the House of Representatives. Organized animal fighting is a federal crime and illegal in all 50 states but the issue of spectators at these barbaric events is not addressed on the federal level. It is illegal in 49 states to be a knowing spectator at animal fights; 28 states impose felony-level penalties on spectators.

thanks bama for keeping us updated
them sorry politician bastards need to be shot

[scott]

The top pic is the cock that Bobby Boles gave to Al Cabrell in 1970. This is the cock that started my Boles Asil line.

The second pic shows Les Melville holding one of his Boles Asil cocks. Notice the difference in body types of the two cocks.

Finally figured out the pic enlargement after 3 days of cussing and making my gf cuss me....LOL