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The sports deal did not involved stocks nor liquid funds. PJL Bittergame Sports Team aims to produce a blend between Bicol Hi-Speed Black Henny strain and PJL Bittergame strain. Last 20 February 2012, the Black Henny father has all the right fighting style that our team manager wanted to improve upon. Today, 22 September 2012, the Black Henny son proved he got the goods when he fought against his father for the first time in a spar. Many thanks to Bicol Hi-Speed Gamefarm sports team owners (Alex Clores, Engr. Warren Azotea, and Atty. Jose Guevara) for this Black Henny strain.  Left: Black Henny father rooster held by team manager of PJL Bittergame | Right: Black Henny son rooster held by Engr. Warren Azotea of Bicol Hi-Speed Gamefarm Black Henny is special reminisce of our team manager Hello, I am Gameness til the End. My interest for cockfighting started when I was 2-3 years old. At this young age, I love to handle gamecocks tied at my father’s backyard. My first unforgettable cockfight was when I was 4-5 years old. My father has a black henny of Philippine Game strain which was decoupled early in the fight. Broke both two legs it seems. Down on the ground. But he is very feisty and game, pecking and trying to get up. Wings flopping to move and to stay engaged with the opponent, I think, a red cock of American Game strain. The red cock cannot finish him right there on the ground. Then with all his strength he managed to elevate himself in the air with his strong wings. He then landed a deadly blow for some reason with broke two legs and all. Well, it was a come from behind win for us. These gamecocks have my respects ever since. And I became at least a 4th generation cockfighter. (see source)  Black Henny son rooster held by team manager of PJL Bittergame at Bicol Hi-Speed Gamefarm
 Black Henny son rooster at Bicol Hi-Speed Gamefarm | Resting prior to traveling  Black Henny son rooster at PJL Bittergame's | Weight: 1902 grams | Fresh from traveling box  Hatched: 12 December 2011 | Taken: 02 August 2012 This experimental cross, between us PJL Bittergame strain and the Igon strain, is surely fun if not promising. The Igon bloodline was acquired by our team manager after lingering at different naked heel pits for several months to search for tough breeder cockfighters that might be willing to share their naked heel strain. Mother and daughters were used in the brood pens as the sons were only tested. Our team have dispersed the acquired original Igon female chickens and their offsprings. But our team have access to them all at moments noticed. Today, our team manager has named this cross PJL Austronesian and plans to develop it into a strain of gamecocks good for steel weapon and naked heel. Future Strain: PJL Austronesian Father: PJL Bittergame strain Mother: Igon strain Purpose: Livability for dispersal to rural folks Status: Dispersed Our team manager's thoughts: "they will dominate WSC (world slasher cup) in the near future. and also the WNC (world nakedheel cup)... ;) need to rob a bank first for pot money and minimum bets and expenses.."  Hatched: 12 December 2011 | Taken: 12 November 2012    Receiving the Sagupaan draft is our Model Handler. The Sagupaan player whom our team won weighs 1918 grams with empty crop at twelve noon. Not the picture cock most breeder cockfighters wanted to have in their team. Our team manager plans to breed him and already thought of name if ever he is successful creating a strain out of him. His descendants will be called "Anna". Why not infused him into PJL Bittergame strain of gamecocks? No. We are closed family since 2004. And our team manager is tightening our family tree closer than before. Maybe there will be an "Anna" strain of gamecocks soon. It will be a strain with dom (Dominique or Barred) feathers. His offsprings will always be dom as he is a male. The Sagupaan draft is now under quarantine. He will be observed for 14 days. He will be vaccinated with booster shots together with the chicks tomorrow at the earliest or in 3 days at the latest. If not vaccinated, he may fell ill when he get in contact with us (Bittergame flock of chickens) after the quarantine period in our team living area. No spars with him yet as it may lower his immune system resistance to diseases. Maybe in a month, one of us (Bittergame players) may play with him in light spars. |
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