While they were originally bred for fighting, Shamo chickens have become beautiful show birds over the years due to their height and striking features.
If you’re thinking about getting Shamos, make sure to keep the roosters separate as they can be very aggressive. However, the hens can be tamed. Keep an eye on them initially as they tend to dominate other breeds.
The Shamo chicken loves roaming. Therefore, you should have plenty of space for the bird, but keep it separate from other animals. They do not fly, so you do not have to cover the coop.
