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how did you get porcelains? i couldnt find anyone who still had them breeding. i got my stock from privet i think. i did not like them, they had a bad habit of feather eating to the point of aggression. this may be due to their line, but as i mentioned above the ALBC claims the line is broken so...

Quote: no, that is the point I go driven home from the ALBC person who I called. (see post above)

I got a call back from the American Livestock breed conservancy --about the Pyncheon breed and why they do not list it. it is a rather depressing explanation. according to their research the pyncheons out there (as few as there are) are not real pyncheons they are reconstructed to look like them...

how long till i can tell for sure what their leg colour is?

i sent n email to the person at Welp about 4 of my 10 being crestless. she wrote back that the supplier says it is normal for their stock. so according to them this is OK. they are now out of them for the 2014 season anyways...

.....try typing pyncheon

crests come from vaulted skulls and should be there at birth -like on silkies and polish. it appears the breeder who supplied them to the hatchery was diluting his stock..but why couldn't he have done it and added in leg colour at the same time?? I would understand that. I believe the willow...

OH! BTW- guys write to ALBC ( http://www.livestockconservancy.org ) and ask them why Pyncheons are not listed!! I wrote a month ago and no reply. I cannot see why they are not on the endangered list since they meet all the qualifications!

Welp Hatchery Pyncheons... I just got my order from Welp and was really dissapointed. it's not that I expected willow legs on most, but it looks like they are actually white on all. MORE disappointing is that 4 of the 10 birds have no crest! what breed is similar enough to use to introduce the...