Pointing tips - Fighting cocks

Pointing of fighting cocks is very important. Even you have the best bloodline, best conditioning method, and best gaffer, but you do not know pointing, there is a big possibility that you’re fighting cocks wills loss during the fight. Pointing means your cock is on his peak 1 hour before the fight.

Five Days before the fight, Delouse your fighting cock using zero mite or shampoo only. Dry them in the cord, but be sure when they are dry to put them in the 3x3 so they don’t get excess sun especially afternoon sun. De worm your fighting cock (use pakyaw). Give it during lunch time. Give a high dose Complete B Complex Tablet (Neurobion Forte). Add water soluble electrolytes to their water until fight day.

Four Days before the fight, Slightly increase the carbohydrates (use crack corn) in their feeds and continue decreasing the grain  Concentrate Maintain the quantity of your pellets. Give them a little bit of sunlight. Use a mat and the 3x3, for them not to be able to have access to grass and other bugs. Closely Monitor their weight. If you could weight them four times a day till fight day, much better. Continue water soluble electrolytes to their water until til fight day. Increase their light exposure at night and have them listen to really loud music or better, DVD with Sabong film. Let them sleep in their Keeping pen to give them a nice Rest.

Three Days before the fight, from the keeping pen in the morning Drop them in the 3x3 don’t give water or feeds. Check the droppings in the pen and in the 3x3. Check the moisture, quantity, color and other signs. If you think he is not yet gut empty let him drop some more. Also consider the moisture.  Feel him, check his actions and if you think he is in his right condition Weight him. Be accurate because this is crucial.  Since this you will be able to use this as reference for your FIGHTING WEIGHT. Again, slightly increase the carbohydrate (crack corn) in their feeds and continue decreasing the grain  Concentrate. . Maintain the quantity of your pellets; this will continue your energy build up. Give a high dose Complete B Complex Injectables (Neurobion Forte) .20 ML to an average stag. You may opt to increase or Decrease a little bit if you feel its needed. This already contains high B12 so there’s no need to buy B12 Injection. You may give them a little sunlight. Then rotate them. Rest stalls after 3 hours 3x3 Music, Lighting hold them a bit. Massage their feet etc. Then rest stalls again until feeding time. Weigh them and compare the morning weight and make an assessment. Continue water soluble electrolytes to their water till fight At night light and limber them early and give  moisture by cording them.

Two Days before the fight see to it that he maintained his empty weight. Again, this will be used as your reference for your fighting weight. You might want to make necessary adjustments. Again slightly increase the carbohydrates (crack corn) in their feeds and continue decreasing the grain  Concentrate. . Maintain the quantity of your pellets this will continue  your energy build up. Ratio we practice. 50% Pellets 30 % crack corn 20 %  Grain Concentrate. Lesser sun exposure this time, Give  them the much needed rest and continue with the rotation,  drop them every 3 hours. Weigh them and record it for your reference. At night let them sleep in their Sleeping stalls. Just give a few hours for them to get the moisture at night in the corded area

One Day before the fight, Final weight,  depending on the give and take, if you’re confident, you may opt to take advantage of it to the max. Fighting weight less Give and take = Submitted weight ( be sure to calibrate your weighing scale). You may opt to lessen or control their fluid intakes to dry them up a little bit ( depends on the bloodlines you have). Feed Ratio this time :  40% Pellets  40 % Crack corn 20 %  Grain Concentrate. Rotation whole day. Keeping pen, then let them drop every three hours then keep again. Just a few hours for moisture at night then keeping pen again. You may opt to give a booster dose of Neurobion Forte Inj. .10 ml

 Day of fight, Go to the cockpit early. Preferably before sunrise. Weigh them. Limber them in the cockpit let them drop (weigh them again) and feed them. ( be sure to have an idea when  their scheduled fights is, to know how much feed you can give. Feed Ratio this time .  30% Pellets  50 % Crack corn 20 %  Grain Concentrate You may add some other supplements ( honey,oats,banana,egg white) depends on what you want, just be sure to control the quantity.). After feeding, weigh them again to see how much his above fighting weight. Clean your cock house and put them. After Feeding and giving them sun a little bit keep them in the keeping stalls after weighing them. Let your stags drop every 3 hours and closely monitor their weight. You may feed them but should be controlled so when the fight comes he is gut empty.

Tips in conditioning stag for derby

Cockfighters readily admit that it’s more challenging to condition stags for battle than the matured ones to compete in derby, because stags are generally unpredictable, and they are not fully matured. Below are some conditioning tips from one of the country’s most celebrated gamefowl breeders and probably the most phenomenal stag fighter ever Sonny Lagon, who generously shared his stag conditioning secret.

Conditioning Guide and Basic Tips During Training
by Sonny Lagon (Blue Blade Farm)

1. Scratching

There are different materials used as scratch for light and heavy work outs. Banana leaves can be used for light scratching and corn husks for heavy scratching. Make sure that your fighting stags are hungry during scratching at the scratch box so you will get better results.

2. Light and Sound (Noise )

Make the fighting stags familiar with the lights by doing walking routine around the spar pit (rueda) and playing loud sounds on the radio to make them familiar with the noise during fight day or derby day.

3. Tailing ( kahig) and Breaking ( Salida)

Warm up your fighting stags by tailing (kahig) and walking, so that they will develop natural strength and improve their stamina by breaking ( salida). Hold tail of fighting stags and make them fly and hit each other by breaking on the air and down the ground. This helps develop their reflexes and good fighting skills.

4. Sparring (salpok)

Spar the fighting stags to roosters with different fighting styles and different colors like white , grey, black etc. in order for the fighting stag to be familiar with different color of feathers and for them to adopt versatile fighting styles. Sparring will help them learn and develop various fighting techniques and make them clever fighters.

5. Catch Cock

Using our own made catch cock ( made with jute sack, foam and used clothes ), we practice the stags to strike on air and on the ground before feeding in the morning and in the afternoon. By doing this, it will help your fighting stags develop endurance and stamina and they will learn to strike with their legs frontally, sideways and back as well as cutting across etc.

6. Rotation ( Tee-Pee , Flying Pen and Grass Pen)

Make your conditioning as natural as possible .

SCHEDULE :

6 : 00 a.m. :

- all fighting stags are on their respective tee-pees. we do the “catch cock” training at the tee-pee by using our self-made catch cock material (you may used asil rooster as alternative catch cock because they can withstand the pain despite repetitive hits.)


7: 00 a.m. :

We feed fighting stag using a balance diet of 50% conditioning pellets (Thunderbird Platinum) and 50% grains with some additional vitamins and iron.

10:00 a.m. :

We transfer the fighting stags in flying pens. This will help them build strength and power in their wings.

2:00 p.m. :

From flying pens, we transfer them again to grass pens. We seldom put pellets along with them inside the grass pens to make them more mature , grass pen will make them relax.

4:00 p.m. :

From grass pens we put them back to tee-pees and resume catch-cock routine.

5:00 p.m. :

Feeding time

9:00 p.m. :

We bring them one by one to the spar pit (rueda) for light & sound familiarization. By using a teaser rooster, we train them to be alert all the time. After a light workout by walking around the pit, do a “ kahig “ or do a “ salida “ and allow them two buckles while holding on to their tails. After this, wash their feet and faces and place them again at their teepees for them to have enough rest and be ready for the next morning work-out again.

Important Reminders :

• Make sure to deworm again your fighting stags (12) twelve days before the fight.
• Delouse at least (4) four days before the fight.
• Stop all vitamins (5) five days before the fight.

Sweater Fighting Cocks Bloodline

Article courtesy of One of the breeds of gamefowl most in demand today are the “Sweaters”. There are several versions of how they originated. The following acccount of their origin is “straight from the horse’s mouth”. It comes from Johnny Jumper and another respected cocker who knew the parent fowl; when, where and by whom they were bred. The following is their version how the Sweaters originated. Sweater McGinnis gave Walter Kelso a yellow legged Hatch cock whose bloodlines are thought to trace back to Harold Brown’s McLean Hatch. Mr. Kelso bred this cock to his Kelso hens and the offspring from the mating proved to be outstanding pit cocks. Cecil Davis, who was a friend of Mr. Kelso, walked cocks for him and had access to Mr. Kelso’s best fowl. Cecil got one of the cocks which Mr. Kelso raised from the Sweater McGinnis Hatch cock and his own hens. Cecil got this cock from Doc Robinson, who also walked cocks for Mr. Kelso. The cock was yellow legged and pea combed. Cecil bred him to five of his out-and-out Kelso hens. The offspring from this mating were the foundation of the Sweaters. They were called Sweaters because the Hatch cock from Sweater McGinnis was their grandfather. As the above indicates, in breeding, they would be ¾ Kelso-¼ yellow legged Hatch. The original Sweaters were bred by Ira Parks, who was Johnny Jumper’s brother-in-law, a very fine man and an excellent breeder of gamefowl. Ira, Johnny and Cecil were at the hub of a group of cockers in northern Mississippi and Tennessee who were friends and cocking partners. Several of this group got Sweaters from the original mating. Some of these friends have bred the Sweaters without addition of outside blood and have them in their purity today. Other breeders have added infusions of other blood to their Sweaters. The line of Sweaters which is bringing the breed such popularity today came from Roy Brady, who got some of the first mating of Sweaters, to Sonny Ware, to Odis Chappell, to Carol Nesmith and the Browns of Mississippi. Odis Chappell let a number of friends in addition to Carol, have his Sweaters, so the blood has been distributed rather widely in central Alabama in recent years. It has been excelent blood for all who got it. This line of Sweaters produces occasional green legged offspring, usually pullets. When asked about his, Roy Brady said that at one time some Hatch was bred into this line. This line is said also to carry small amount of Radio blood. The Sweaters described in this article are typically orange-red to light red in color, with yellow legs and pea combs. Of interest, however, Dolan Owens of Booneville, Mississippi, acquired some of the early Sweaters and has bred them to come uniformly dark, wine red in color, straight comb and white legged. In looks, these two lines of Sweaters show almost no resemblance. This is an example of how a family of fowl can be bred toward different standards by different breeders and In a few generations the two lines will be like two different breeds. Sonny Ware bred some Radio into the Sweaters making them pumpkin in color. Most people like this color better and breed to that end.

Pointing of Fighting Cocks

Below are some tips on pointing fighting cocks. Pointing of fighting cocks is very important. If you do not know on how to handle your fighting cock during the fight day, your chances of winning are low.

Morning, before submission of weights, before feeding, limbers the cocks in folding scratch-pens and observes their droppings. Wait until the cock passes his stool before weighing him.

For each cocks weight, subtract 30-50 grams and submit this to the cockpit as the weights of your entries. Bad weight or weight 40 grams over your declared weight is fined during derbies. The cock loses weight during pointing and 30 grams is more or less safe margin for this.

For example, if your actual weight is 2.1 kg. subtract 30 grams from that and declare 2.070 kg. as the weight of your entry, 2.110 kg is your bad weight. On the time of fight, your cock will surely weight less than 2.1 kg. because of pointing. Even if your cock does not lose weight during pointing, you are still in the allowable weight limit.

Time of fight is also important. A cock will digest his normal feed in 6 to 8 hours and fully absorbs the nutrients in another 4 to 6 hours. So, try to know your fight schedule to program your feeding time beforehand. If your fight is 6 pm, count 6 to 8 hours backwards (about 12 noon) and feed your cock ½ his regular ration of pointing feed. By 6 pm, he must be empty and on point.

When pointing, it is better to under feed than to over feed. Fell the cocks crop and see that it is nothing in it. If a grain or two can be observed, feed less than ½ his normal ration. Empty crops don’t mean that the gizzard and other digestive organ are also empty. To be sure that no feed still exist in the cocks body, feed less. Now comes the essential part of pointing, moisture. Once in the cockpit, rest the cocks for at least 30 minutes before giving 3 to 5 dips of water. This will encourage bowel movement. Moisture can be gauge only by observing the cocks droppings. There are 4 stages or sequence that occur with the cocks droppings when we conduct pointing procedures. First is the usual moist and firm dropping, which must be seen in the morning just before weighting the cock and after the last feeding. Next, when the cocks has emptied his gut of the fibers and other waste materials from the feeds, you will observe what I call cecal droppings. This is the brown sticky smelly kind of droppings the cock pass from time to time during the keep. But now, cecal dropping is an indication of emptying out of the intestines. You will also observe that some moist green droppings with white toppings still come out but are increasingly getting smaller. When the cock is really empty (from the crop of the large intestines), what I call moisture droppings will appear. This look like whitish mucus about two (2) inches in diameter. They become smaller as pointing progresses. The cock may be said to be on point when the size of moisture droppings are as small as a twenty-five (25) centavo coin and a little bit sticky.

To extend pointing, feed a few grains of cracked corn or ¼ teaspoon of pointing feed a few hours before limbering.

21-days fighting cocks Conditioning

Cockers condition their fighting cocks into 21-days or 14-days conditioning. Conditioning fighting cocks need more time. Your battle cocks need exercise, proper nutrition, and vitamins during the conditioning period. Some cockers use the rotation method or table exercise and others combine the rotation method and table exercise in conditioning their fighting cocks. The conditioning method that I am going to discuss here is a 21 days conditioning method and uses the rotation method. The candidate fighting cocks to be condition in 21 days have already passed in pre-conditioning stage. It is also assumed that you have already de-wormed and delouse your fighting cock prior to this 21-days conditioning.

Day 1:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- Inject 0.5ml Complexor
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 2:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 3:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM Spar them 1 to 2 buckles only under the light
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 4:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 5:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 6:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 7:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM Spar them 1 to 2 buckles only under the light
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 8:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 9:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give Aminoplex 1 table
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 10:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give Aminoplex 1 tablet
- Delouse your fighting cock
- At 10:00AM put them in the flying pen
- Deworm your fighting cock (lunch time)
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 11:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM Spar them 1 to 2 buckles only under the light.
- Inject respigen B15 0.25ml (Evening)
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 12:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 13:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- Inject 0.3ml complexor
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 14:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- Inject respigen B15 0.25ml (Evening)
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 15:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 16:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 17:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light).
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- 20 flys
- Chord and Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- Inject respigen B15 0.25ml (Evening)
- 20 flys
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 18:

- delouse using shampoo only
Start carboloading. Carboloding means give the cock more carbohydrates. Give them 75% crack corn 25% pellets
No exercise
Keeping period
Inject 0.3ml Complexor
- Limit water intake into 8-dips morning
- Limit water intake into 8-dips afternoon

Day 19:

Carboloading. Give them 80% crack corn 20% pellets
No exercise
Keeping period
Give them Voltplex KQ (morning)
- Limit Limit water intake into 8-dips morning
- Limit water intake into 8-dips afternoon

Day 20:

- No exercise
- Keeping period
- Carboloading. Give 90% crack corn 10% pellets
- At 4:00PM give them 1 capsule Votlplex KQ
- Inject respigen B15 0.25ml (Evening)
- Limit water intake into 8-dips morning
- Limit water intake into 8-dips afternoon

Day 21: Fight Day

- At 6:00AM feed them and give 1 capsule of Voltplex KQ
- Carbo loading give 95% crack corn 5% pellets
- Limit water intake into 8-dips morning

Melsim Black – Gray Crosses

This breeding season, I want to try to breed my melsim black gray fighting cock to my butcher hens. The expected offspring of these crosses will compose of ¼ melsim black, ¼ gray, and ½ butcher. I believe that the cross-breeding between melsim black gray and butcher will produced a high winning percentage. Melsim black fighting cocks are very good shuffler, butcher are good side stepper, and gray fighting cocks are brainy.

In order to produce an ace cock, fighting cocks must be care properly. From the time they are born, you should give proper care, vitamins, vaccine, and feedings. As they grow, fighting cocks also needs exercise. It is good to give your fighting cocks access to grass. Delouse and de-worm your fighting cocks regularly.

Pre-conditioning of your fighting cocks is also a big factor if you want to have a high winning percentage. Some breeder give their fighting cocks a pre-conditioning feeds starting at the age of 5-months and up and give a B-12 or B-complex vitamins.

Aside from mentioned factors above to achieve a high winning percentage, handler is also important. Your handler is responsible of conditioning your cock and he is also the one who is in charge in pointing during fight day. The role of a gaffer is also important. If your gaffer is not good, surely you will loss in the game of cockfighting. So, in order to achieve high winning percentage, your fighting cock need proper care, proper foods and vitamins, find a good handler, and a good gaffer.

Conditioning fighting cocks–14 days

Every cocker has its own method on how to condition their fighting cocks. Conditioning fighting cocks is one of the important aspects in cock fighting. Even if you have the best blood line or the best fighting cock but your conditioning method is not good your probability of winning is low. Conditioning a fighting cock needs more time. Fighting cocks needs exercise, proper nutrition, and vitamins.

The conditioning method that I am going to discuss here is a 14 days conditioning method. The candidate fighting cocks to be condition in 14 days have already pass in pre-conditioning stage. What is preconditioning stage? It is you feed your cock well, give them exercise and vitamins regularly (inject B12 or B-Complex like Sagupaan Complexor every 15th day) starting from the time you chord them up to the time you are going to condition them.

Note that you should deworm and delouse your cock prior to the 14-days conditioning
-    Give pakway 1 tablet (delouse oral)
-    Give 1 drop of Oxyrid eye dewormer for every eye
-    In delousing your fighting cock do not dip them just use sprayer

Day 1:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- Inject 0.5ml Complexor
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 2:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 3:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 4:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- Inject respigen B15 0.25ml (Evening)

- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 5:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 6:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 7:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- Inject respigen B15 0.25ml (Evening)
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 8:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 9:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 10:

- At 4:30AM limber your cock in a scratch pen with dry banana leaves (under the light). 
  Throw some crack corn(4pcs only) so that he will start scratching.
- Feed your cock at 6:00AM
- Give them Aminoplex 1 tablet
- At 8:00AM put them in the flying pen
- At 4:00PM Chord them and give there afternoon feeding
- At 7:00PM limber them in a scratch pen under the light. Throw some crack corn to
   encourage them to start scratching for 20 minutes.
- Inject respigen B15 0.25ml (Evening)
- At 7:30PM chord them and let them to rest

Day 11:

Start carboloading. Carboloding means give the cock more carbohydrates. Give them 75% crack corn 25% pellets
No exercise
Keeping period
Inject 0.3ml Complexor

Day 12:

Carboloading. Give them 80% crack corn 20% pellets
No exercise
Keeping period
Give them Voltplex KQ (morning)

Day 13:

No exercise
Keeping period
Carboloading. Give 90% crack corn 10% pellets
At 4:00PM give them 1 capsule Votlplex KQ
Inject respigen B15 0.25ml (Evening)

Day 14: Fight Day

- At 6:00AM feed them and give 1 capsule of Voltplex KQ
- Carbo loading give 95% crack corn 5% pellets