Taped Spurs as the cockfighting weapons. Many countries practiced cockfighting with taped spurs. Popular in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, and Belgium. 

Taped Spurs are done differently in world wide. 

In a certain country or vicinity, the cloth need to be wrapped around 7 times covering the natural pointed spurs. 

In some countries, the spurs has to be cut then taped. 

Nowadays, some countries are using sparring gloves or sparring muffs instead of cloth wrappings.

Naked Heels as cockfighting weapon is popular in many countries from all over the world. From Latin America, Europe, Near Europe, Middle East, Indian Subcontinent, East Asia, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, South America and North America. 

Long pointed natural spurs, cut natural spurs, or natural spurless.

Thai Long Heels are cockfighting weapons from Thailand and are attached on both shanks. They are typically made of deer bone or antlers.

Leung Hang Khao strain of gamecock was originated by King Naresuan of Thailand.

This strain of gamecock is also known as LHK or Thai LHK.

References:

1. King Naresuan and King Ekatotsarot, Leung Hang Khao and Pradu Hang Dam
   
2. Thailand: Real Cockfighting and Computerized Scoring in International Amateur Cockfighting Competition
   
3. Thai Government Helping Cockfighting Industry To Save $4M Gamecock Export Revenue
   
4. Thailand Cockfighting Status Quo: Living Room
   
5. Bangkok Thailand: Festival for the Preservation of Thai Cock Fighting
   
6. Thailand: “They All Like Cockfight. So Do I.” – a Westerner
7. Breeds Fighting Styles for Tape Boxing and Naked Heel
   

Pradu Hang Dam strain of gamecock was originated by King Ekatotsarot of Thailand.

King Ekatotsarot is brother of King Naresuan of Thailand.

This strain of gamecock is also known as PHD or Thai PHD.

References:

1. King Naresuan and King Ekatotsarot, Leung Hang Khao and Pradu Hang Dam
   
2. Thailand: Real Cockfighting and Computerized Scoring in International Amateur Cockfighting Competition
   
3. Thai Government Helping Cockfighting Industry To Save $4M Gamecock Export Revenue
   
4. Thailand Cockfighting Status Quo: Living Room
   
5. Bangkok Thailand: Festival for the Preservation of Thai Cock Fighting
   
6. Thailand: “They All Like Cockfight. So Do I.” – a Westerner
7. Breeds Fighting Styles for Tape Boxing and Naked Heel
   

Cockfighting Magazine From Thailand.