2024年3月12日 · The Ko Shamo Chicken Breed is a rare and exotic ornamental fowl. Originating from Japan, it was brought from Thailand in the 17th century. Ko Shamo chickens are known for their unique posture and striking appearance. There are four recognized varieties: O Shamo, Chu Shamo, Nankin Shamo, and Ko Shamo.

Die Ko Shamo sind eine kleine japanische Kampfhuhnrasse, sie sind eine eigenständige Rasse und keine Verzwergung einer anderen japanischen Kämpferrasse wie etwa des Shamo. Das wichtigste beim Ko Shamo ist der Typ. Er besteht aus einer stark aufgerichteten Körperhaltung, sehr knappem und fest anliegendem Gefieder, einer ausgeprägten ...

The Ko Shamo is an Asian Game Bird Breed and one of the most popular of the seven breeds of Shamo chicken originating from Thailand, but widely kept and intensively bred in Japan for hundreds of years from around the early 1600s Japanese “Edo” period.

Ko Shamo are the most popular of the small Shamo breeds, none of which have large fowl counterparts, and none of which should be referred to as ‘Shamo Bantams’. They are strong, muscular little birds with very sparse plumage.

KO Shamo Bantam chickens are small versions of the standard KO Shamo breed. Despite their diminutive size, they exhibit the same strong and muscular build as their larger counterparts. Originating in Japan, these bantams have a distinctive appearance with sleek feathers and a fierce yet friendly demeanor.

2023年1月12日 · A breed of chicken that hails from Japan, the Ko Shamo is the smaller version of the traditional Shamo, a game bird breed developed over a thousand years ago for cockfighting. Known for its striking appearance, muscular body, broad chest, and red comb and face, this chicken breed is a sight to behold and a force to be reckoned with – thanks ...

It is the smallest of the 7 breeds in the Shamo Family. It has a short, thick beak, clean legs and a rose/walnut or chrysanthemum comb. They have unusual red skin which is often shown at the keel due to their sparse plumage. The Ko Shamo is an intelligent and active breed of chicken that is best suited to free ranging.

This hard-feathered Japanese breed is a true bantam (Ko is Japanese for miniature) as no large form exists. The head and neck are large, as are the legs, and the ideal bird is equally proportioned into three parts: head and neck, breast and legs. The head is broad with wrinkled red skin, strong eyes under prominent brows and a short, thick beak.

Ko Shamo are a breed which originated in Japan. The name is translated as "ko" meaning little, or small, and "shamo" means fighter. So in English it is roughly called 'little fighter'. Ko Shamo one of the most popular of the small Shamo breeds, none of which have large fowl counterparts, and none of which should be referred to as ‘Shamo ...

2012年12月18日 · Ko Shamo chicks have very deep yellow, shiny, satin like down, and even at that age, their beaks are much shorter than the other my other breeds. Shortly after their down dries, they are surprisingly active, and beyond belief adorable and cute..