About Us,
I am a full-time graduate student at California State University, Fresno. I spend the majority of my spare time with my wife and precious daughter and what little is left is spent taking care of my junglefowls.
My experiences raising junglefowls started at the age of 12. Now 26 years old, I have raised birds from various strains that include Fresno Zoo, San Diego Zoo, Richardson's, Rodney Michael's, and birds from the country of Laos and Thailand.
In 2007, I acquired my two breeder Laos Strain red junglefowls from a relative. These birds are derived from eggs collected in the jungles of Laos and later imported into the United States by a gentlemen named Nyia Doua. These two birds are the heart and sole of my breeding program and make my line unique. They are the reason I have called my line the "Laos Strain." These two birds possess what many Hmong elders consider to be true crows of birds from Laos. My ultimate goal is to breed for correct junglefowl conformation and most importantly, crows that are similar to the wild birds of Laos.
Raising red junglefowls is a passion and hobby, not a primary source of income. As a result, breedings are conducted with the philosophy of "quality, not quantity" and operated in the mindset of breeding only to improve and maintain the flock. Only after many hours of extensive and meticulous planning will birds be bred. Limited breedings are scheduled each year.
Please contact us for any inquiries and/or if you would like more information about acquiring birds in the near future. Likewise, if anyone has a strain they feel is unique, please contact us as we are in constant pursuit of new strains and bloodlines.
Kong Vang
(559) 430-5793
