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I try to get it done when the birds is young, so there's less bleeding if it's still quite warm, when I know the winter is gonna be harsh. Sometimes it gets too cold to do it towards winter, & I shiver too much.

Yeah.

Stags, & Cocks(Roosters) only. Hens/pullets don't need to be dubbed. Dubbing can be done anywhere between 10 weeks to a year of age, as long as the comb, & wattles are grown out enough. But it must be done before a bird is shown.

Some varieties of American Game have pea combs, but are still usually dubbed.

Yep. They're not Oriental, so Modern Games require dubbing.

Oriental types don't require dubbing if you go for Aseel, or Malays.

It's not done for no good reason. I just listed reasons why it's done. But I'll leave it be.

Not completely sure, but I think it's still a requirement for showing Gamefowl to be dubbed if being shown. From what I've seen it's a disqualification if they're not. But things may have changed, & I'm not aware of that change. Dubbing isn't abuse, it's a common husbandry practice done for...