HOPE THIS SIMPLE METHOD CAN HELP OUR FELLOW KASABONGS: MIGUELITO GAMEFARM ILOILO 21 DAY CONDITIONING KEEP *DAY 1 - Deworm and Delouse the roosters. Do not rinse off the insecticidal shampoo. Let them dry in the sun. *DAY 2 - Bacterial Flushing with Baxidil or Trisullak tablet in the morning. - Give soft diet of Bread and Milk in the afternoon feed *DAYS 3 - 12 - Start of Training Regimen - Tailing or “Kahig” at 4 AM under lights. Simulate the heating done at the rueda. - “Saltik” or Breaking 3 to 4 times after the Tailing or “Kahig” This should be done under lights as well. - Spar the roosters being conditioned before the afternoon feed. Make sure that they are EMPTY. Do this for 3-4 buckles. - Do this for 10 STRAIGHT DAYS. - Dry Feed with GMP Pellets and Concentrate Grains 70% Pellets and 30% Concentrate Grains. Mix them up with the pellets. - Feed the roosters about 30-35 Grams of the mixture on the ground so they can scratch. Natural exercise is best for them. - Supplement with Multivitamins and B-Complex Tablets, e.g. Centrum and Kirkland B100. Give alternate vitamins ( Centrum today and B100 tomorrow ) after the afternoon feed. ½ tablet will do. - Always change the water after lunch. Clean and fresh drinking water is a must for conditioning roosters. - Give B-Complex Injectable e.g. Thiabex or Bexan XP.5 cc every week. - Snack in the afternoon after lunch consists of Instant Oats (cooked in hot water for 5 minutes) with Dextrose Powder and Chopped Raisins. Give about 10-15 Grams per rooster depending on the desired fighting weight. **REST PERIOD IS MORE OR LESS 9 DAYS BEFORE THE FIGHT. *DAY 13 - Delouse the roosters. Give .5cc of B Complex Injectable after the afternoon feed. *DAY 14 - Give Trisullak or Baxidil Tablet 1 tablet per rooster after the morning feed. Feed them on feeding cups now with the usual feed mixture. No need for them to scratch anymore. Spar them for 2 buckles before the afternoon feed. Give Vitamin C 100 mg Tablet after the afternoon feed. *DAY 15 - Spar in the early morning about 4 AM make sure that they are empty. Spar them as well for 2 buckles before the afternoon feed and Give B100 after the afternoon feed. This will now be the basis for your final selection. *DAY 16 - Feed the roosters in the morning. Soak the roosters in water with shampoo and rinse them thoroughly with water. Clean their feet as well with a toothbrush and detergent Let them dry in the sun. After drying the roosters, cord them in a shady place make sure the place is clean. Give them their snack while in the limbering pen after lunch. Change their drinking water. If it is too hot you can also give them brown sugar dissolved in water at a ratio of 1 Tbsp brown sugar per liter of clean drinking water. Always observe their droppings for moisture during the rest period and their ability to digest their feed. *DAY 17 - Feed the usual feed mixture in the morning and afternoon feed. Do not forget to give them their snack after lunch while you limber them and Give B100 ½ tablet in the afternoon. Always observe their droppings for moisture content. Roosters should not be too dry or too wet. Dry roosters have no power but will last in the drag as they will not bleed that easily. Wet roosters have the power but lose their cutting ability. Correct moisture levels should always be maintained. Feel the roosters from time to time as dry feathers would indicate less moisture in the body. *DAY 18 - Feed the usual feed mixture both in the morning and afternoon feed and snack after lunch while you limber them. Give B100 ½ tablet after the afternoon feed and place them in the cord area to rest. No more workouts. Just maintain the desired fighting weight of the selected roosters to be fought. *DAY 19 - Feed the usual feed mixture both in the morning and afternoon feed in the cord area. Give them snack after lunch. Give .3 cc of pure B12 1000 mcg and ½ tablet B100 after the afternoon feed. Keep them now in the keeping room. Make sure that they are not distracted by outside noises. Let them rest there. *DAY 20 - Feed the usual feed mixture both in the morning and afternoon feed in the cord area where there is a shade provided. Give snack as well after lunch while you limber them. Give B100 ½ tablet after the afternoon. Keep them in the Keeping Room. Observe and take note of their corresponding fighting weights. *DAY 21 - FIGHT DAY: 4 AM. Let the roosters soak up the morning dew by placing them on the roost. This way they will really empty out and absorb the moisture into their system and not become coop-stale. Bring the roosters to the cockpit early in the morning so they won’t get stressed. Bring plenty of fresh banana leaves if your cockhouse is not airconditioned. Bring pellets, 2 ripe “ Saba ” bananas, 1 boiled egg and your instant oats mixed with dextrose powder and raisins. This will serve as your point feed for the entire duration of the derby. Feed them at the cockpit with your point feed after you arrive and not before you go there. This way we eliminate the roosters being crop-bound. Check their weights before feeding them and check the fight sequence as well so you can adjust how much to feed. This is a soft feed so it will pass completely through the rooster’s system with ease. If the roosters are wet add a few pellets and do not let them drink any water. If the rooster is dry add a few pecks of ripe “saba” bananas and some boiled egg white. Do not let the rooster drink water. Just spray some water on the face and on the legs if the rooster is panting or “hinihingal”. If the panting continues, wash the rooster’s legs with iced water. This solves the problem instantly. Fight the birds gut-empty as “an empty bird is a sharp bird”. Hope this method will help you with your future fights! Thank you as well for trusting MIGUELITO GAMEFARM ILOILO...
Posted on: Tue, 17 Sep 2013 11:37:33 +0000
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