Lacy Roundhead Rooster

Lacy Roundhead Rooster for Sale

Price: $250.00 – $400.00

Product Overview

The Lacy Roundhead rooster is a distinguished gamefowl breed, celebrated for its agility, intelligence, and fighting prowess. Originating from the United States, this breed has garnered respect among enthusiasts for its strategic combat style and resilience.

Key Characteristics

• Appearance: Lacy Roundheads typically exhibit a sleek, athletic build with a red plumage and a distinct round-shaped head, which contributes to their name. They often possess yellow legs and a pea comb.

• Size and Build: These roosters are medium-sized, known for their muscular physique that enhances their agility and endurance in the ring.

• Fighting Style: Renowned for their speed and tactical approach, Lacy Roundheads are intelligent fighters. They employ strategic movements, making them formidable opponents in combat.

Historical Background

The Lacy Roundhead breed traces its roots back to Colonel John Lacy of Alabama, who developed this line in the early 1900s. By crossing different strains, including the original Roundhead and other gamefowl breeds, Lacy aimed to produce a rooster with superior fighting capabilities. The result was a gamefowl that combined strength, speed, and strategic intelligence, leading to its widespread acclaim.

Breeding and Lineage

Lacy Roundheads have significantly influenced various modern gamefowl lines. Their desirable traits have been incorporated into other breeds to enhance fighting abilities and adaptability. Selective breeding practices have ensured the preservation of their key characteristics, making them a valuable addition to any gamefowl breeding program.

Purchase Information

Our Lacy Roundhead roosters are available for purchase, with prices ranging from $250.00 to $400.00, depending on specific lineage and individual attributes. To place an order or inquire further, please contact us at info@gamefowlforsale.store or visit our farm located at River Drive Cottonhall, CA 9622 USA.

Note: Cockfighting is illegal in many countries and regions. Ensure you are aware of and comply with local laws and regulations regarding the ownership and use of gamefowl.