Chickens were first domesticated in southeast area, so yes they will do fine in Cambodia.Giant chicken! I'm not sure if these chicken can live in tropical climates? I'd to raise some of them as pet.
What I was thinking was that these chicken have thick feather that they might not adapt to hot climate.Chickens were first domesticated in southeast area, so yes they will do fine in Cambodia.
A lot of different types of chickens. You just need to find a breed suitable for warm climates. The super fat ones here in North America doesn't taste good, not suitable for any climate, and are filled with antibiotics. Just don't get those.What I was thinking was that these chicken have thick feather that they might not adapt to hot climate.
Chicken and pork in the US are just so bland - complete lack of actual "chickeny" or "porky" flavor. Unless heavy sauced/seasoned/battered, chicken here tastes more or less like cardboard.The super fat ones here in North America doesn't taste good, not suitable for any climate, and are filled with antibiotics. Just don't get those.
I won't be hard on cardboard, at least it got texture, chicken not so much.Chicken and pork in the US are just so bland - complete lack of actual "chickeny" or "porky" flavor. Unless heavy sauced/seasoned/battered, chicken here tastes more or less like cardboard.