Game cock's natural biorhythm

This study was conducted between December 2004 and March 2005. It was published in sabong.net on April 24, 2005. It triggered a very interesting discussion. The post itself was translated in Spanish and published in Spanish game fowl literature.

The Gamefowl Has Natural Biorhythm

A study by RB Sugbo Gamefowl Technology

If left alone, under normal conditions, gamefowl have natural bio rhythm that guides their individual fighting performances.

This was confirmed by an experiment we have conducted.

For three months, from December, 2004 to early March, 2005, RB SugboGamefowl Technology conducted a study involving 20 fowl picked at random.

They were of different bloodlines and crosses and some were bullstags others were cocks.

The birds were sparred every four days and their respective performances were charted.

After 24 sparring sessions the chart showed a clear correlation between the performances of certain birds with that of the lunar cycle.

It showed that fowls' performances are guided by a cycle of four phases consisting of 7 days each.

Coincidence or whatever, the lunar cycle is also of 4 phases of 7 days each.

However, contrary to superstitious belief, there was no correlation between particular plumage or leg color with any particular phase of the lunar cycle.

For example some yellow legged fowl fought well on first quarters while others fought well during other phases of the moon. This was also true to the green leggeds, the greys and the black plumage.

Subsequent experiments have been or will be conducted to establish the extent of the moon's influence on gamebirds and whether this natural bio rhythm could be altered to enable us to time the best performance for as scheduled day of fight.

RB Sugbo Gamefowl Technology breeds and sells fowl. It is also actively into game fowl research and study in search for new technology especially in the field of game fowl conditioning and pointing.

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