Cockfighting, a traditional rural pastime, continues to thrive in villages. It is informal and spontaneous, occurring without official planning or elaborate setups, reflecting a deeply rooted cultural tradition.
Villagers typically organize cockfights in open fields or along village paths, where owners pit their roosters against each other. Before the fight, they prepare the birds but don’t use formal training or specialized gear.
The matches unfold naturally, without standardized rules or structured competition.
By Rajin Saleh
Photo: Rajin Saleh
