Decoding Sacred Roosters and Spiritual Roosters - Fighting Chickens

 Chicken enthusiasts and breeders often refer to sacred roosters and spiritual roosters. But how can one distinguish between the two? Both sacred and spiritual roosters are rare breeds with excellent fighting abilities and many impressive fighting techniques. However, which is superior, and how can they be differentiated?

Sacred Roosters

Sacred roosters are extremely rare, making their selection challenging. The saying goes, "A black rooster with white legs and ivory beak; Wins every fight, and is called a sacred rooster."

Additionally, any rooster that crows more than seven times but with distinct pauses is also considered a sacred rooster.

Sacred roosters are not limited to specific breeds, feather colors, beak shapes, or spur patterns. A sacred rooster is invincible, winning every fight, defeating formidable opponents, and excelling in significant matches.

Historically, the story of the sacred rooster Ô Truy inspired people to select excellent roosters based on its characteristics. The criteria for selecting good, strong roosters in literature are derived from the natural traits of exceptional roosters.

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Spiritual Roosters

For unusual roosters, there are five types that "chicken masters" seek out.

1. Tử Mị Roosters: These roosters sleep flat, with their wings spread and legs extended like a dead chicken. Another type sleeps with its legs hooked on a branch like a bat.

2. Turtle Roosters: These roosters resemble turtles, hiding their legs, tucking their heads, and retracting their tails. They look like turtles with a layer of smooth feathers.

3. One-Eyed, One-Spurred Roosters: These roosters are born with one eye and one spur. They are incredibly fierce and never back down from a fight, fighting to the death.

4. Frog-Eyed, Cat-Eyed Roosters: These roosters have sharp eyesight, excellent dodging abilities, and precise strikes. They are very brave and will fight to the death if severely injured.

5. Three-Eared Roosters: These roosters have three ears, one on each side and an additional smaller ear covered by feathers.

When examining a rooster, experienced breeders pay close attention to its feathers, posture, walk, and crow. Many roosters that seem ordinary to the untrained eye can be valuable to seasoned breeders. Selecting a good fighting rooster from a flock is like finding a great general among soldiers.

Other Types of Spiritual Roosters

• Alligator Roosters: These roosters appear tongueless, with extremely short tongues, giving the impression of a crocodile's throat. They have bad breath but are surprisingly successful in fights.

• Elephant Feather Roosters: These roosters have one or two elephant-like feathers on their tails, wings, or sometimes thighs. These feathers are hard, slightly curved, and resilient like steel.

• Twin Roosters: Cách xem vảy gà - When one egg hatches two roosters, they are considered highly valuable. During fights, having both roosters present, with one fighting and the other supporting, is believed to be advantageous.

• Dual-Spurred Roosters: These roosters have two spurs, one black and one white, and are known for their fierce attacks.

• Dual-Colored Leg Roosters: These roosters have legs of different colors, such as one black and one white or one yellow and one green. They are extremely rare and considered lucky.

• Special Movement Roosters: These roosters have unique behaviors like scooping sand, shaking their heads, or dodging cages. They are highly prized for their distinctive actions.

• Dual-Colored Eyed Roosters: These roosters have eyes of different colors.

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• Six-Spurred Roosters: These roosters have three spurs on each leg.

• Neck-Spurred Roosters: Đá gà 88 These roosters have a scale on their necks, often covered by feathers. They are highly durable and perform exceptionally well in prolonged fights.

This guide provides an overview of how to identify sacred and spiritual roosters, helping enthusiasts and breeders recognize these extraordinary birds.