The poultry types below not only have names that sound fierce, like the lords of the forest, but also bring substantial profits to their owners.
Lion Goose
The Lion Goose has gray feathers and a black crest.
The Lion Goose is one of the most commonly raised poultry breeds in our country. They have a varied diet and are compared to “grass-cutting machines.” The Lion Goose has gray feathers, a black crest, and a large head that looks quite fierce.
This breed is well adapted to tropical climate conditions. An adult male Lion Goose can weigh up to 7 kg, while females can reach a weight of 6 kg. Female Lion Geese can lay between 50 to 70 eggs per year, with each egg being large, weighing between 160g to 180g.
Currently, on the market, Lion Goose breeds are priced at 100,000 – 110,000 VND each. Meanwhile, meat Lion Geese are priced between 200,000 – 450,000 VND per kg.
Lion Crested Chicken
The Lion Crested Chicken is a Polish breed with a crest that resembles a lion’s mane. The huge crest covered in feathers looks like a small crown, enhancing their majestic appearance.
The fluffy crest on the head of the chicken is large and extends down to the neck, which is a “standout feature” of this breed… The Lion Crested Chicken walks very proudly, even though it is a decorative breed.
The Lion Crested Chicken comes in various feather colors.
The standard mature chickens start laying eggs after 8 months, have high resistance, and lay large and consistent eggs. They come in various feather colors such as yellow, black, and white… Their average weight is about 1.8–2 kg, with a very high egg yield of 1-2 eggs per day.
Despite their high egg production, many enthusiasts seek them primarily for ornamental purposes. They once created a sensation in the ornamental animal community when their price reached up to 2,500 USD each (approximately over 50 million VND).
Jacobin Lion Pigeon
The Jacobin Lion Pigeon possesses a unique beauty with a very large and thick neck ruff, showcasing elegance and luxury. This is one of the most fashionable pigeon breeds due to its feathers styled upwards around the neck.
The Jacobin Pigeon can hardly fly; they only move on the ground.
The Jacobin Lion Pigeon has feathers around its neck that extend beyond its head and stand upright, which means they can only see objects in front of them. Due to their limited vision, they can hardly fly and only move on the ground.
This bird was named in the 12th century after the Jacobin monks, who often wore a hood that resembled the appearance of the neck feathers. The Jacobin Pigeon is quite good at caring for its young.
The price of a pair of Jacobin Lion Pigeons ranges from 400,000 – 800,000 VND, while high-end pairs are priced at around 2 million VND per pair.
