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Quote: Now how can you post something like that and not tell us!

Quote: Only 5000? I better hurry up and order mine! When will the pre-order start for the book?? Would it just be on the website, or do you have to know someone who knows a guy?? They took some pre-orders at the National show in Shawnee, OK. You also had to know someone who knew a gal.

Quote: I must agree with you, my friend!

Quote: Good post, I agree whole heartedly!

Cubalaya legs tend to get scaley like that as the bird ages. Perhaps it is a trait from their oriental ancestors?

Quote: I'm of a like mind, and I would also like to know why folks tend to quote the ALBC as the law ofthe land. They are one organization among many, all with the same goals - preservation of various breeds of animals. To me, the term "heritage" has become commercialized, nothing more than a...

Quote: I got mine already!

Quote: lol. I hope they don't want to replace the sec/treasurer. I'm kinda partial to him. I bet you are kinda partial to him. Chris I'm partial to him too! He's such a sweet & kind fellow. Why he wouldn't harm a fly & goes out of his way to please anyone. 0:-)

Quote: You are entitled to view them however you like. They eat just as well as any chicken does, tastes better in my opinion since they are primarily white meat (which is what I like!). Please stop reading into my statements as if I'm discrediting Cuba as the origin of the cubalaya. I never...

Quote: Kathy, the SPPA has articles in Backyard Poultry in every issue. The group is very active. The website is hosted by the fellow who runs feathersite, so I imagine it doesn't get updated often because of that.

You can join the SPPA online though this website http://poultrybookstore.com/ Mailed in memberships are processed as they receive them. I mailed mine in and it wasn't long after that I received my first newsletter.

Punky - Saladin has written many articles for Backyard Poultry. He's featured in every edition! He's a fountain of information regarding raising fowl, breeding, culling, and has a lot of experience restoring breeds in accordance with their breed standards. I'm with Saladin & Chris, the truest...

Chickie, I will work on getting some photos of mine over the next few days while I'm off work for the holidays. Mine are mostly non-standard colors, but lovely all the same and can still be shown as an all other variety. Sam, your males are gorgeous! I've seen'em! I'm going to be doing my...

Quote: I have a young pair of black breasted red Cubalaya...and I love them. Very beautiful birds. Will you be showing them this next year? I must agree, they're very gorgeous birds!

Quote: Well, hey there Sam!

Anyone active on this thread also have cubalaya?