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Poll Results: Lamona Chicken Fanciers Thread Poll

This is a multiple choice poll
  • 4% (3)
    We currently have Lamona large fowl chickens.
  • 1% (1)
    We currently have Lamona bantam chickens.
  • 48% (35)
    We would be interested in breeding Lamonas chickens.
  • 6% (5)
    We are members of the ALBC.
  • 13% (10)
    We are members of the APA.
  • 8% (6)
    We are members of the ABA.
  • 2% (2)
    We are members of the SPPA.
72 Total Votes  
post #161 of 172
12/19/12 at 3:08pm

Who has these birds now? Did they lay a nice white egg? The hen pictured at top, I can see leghorn, dorking, and rock in her based on her type, I can see parts of them in her

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post #162 of 172
12/19/12 at 5:34pm

 I dont know who is getting the birds, they are still in progress so they are not all laying white eggs yet.

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Who has these birds now? Did they lay a nice white egg? The hen pictured at top, I can see leghorn, dorking, and rock in her based on her type, I can see parts of them in her

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There are too many breeds and varieties in the world to have them all... but its too hard just to choose a few.

Currently breeding Bantam Orpingtons, Anconas, White Faced Black Spanish, and RC Rhode Island Reds.  Also have Buff, Blue Swedish and Runner ducks along with Chinese Geese.

 

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There are too many breeds and varieties in the world to have them all... but its too hard just to choose a few.

Currently breeding Bantam Orpingtons, Anconas, White Faced Black Spanish, and RC Rhode Island Reds.  Also have Buff, Blue Swedish and Runner ducks along with Chinese Geese.

 

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post #163 of 172
12/27/12 at 9:18am

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I have been reading this thread and keeping to myself.

I thought everyone was giving up on these birds.

It would be nice to see these birds make a comeback.

The white is very nice, but even the peach would make the birds hard to forget.

The lacing is very nice.

Has any progress been made lately?

I would definitely be interested in a few eggs/chicks if someone is on the east coast.

Always in search of the hard to find.

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post #164 of 172
12/27/12 at 4:21pm

I posted some pics on the previous page of some birds from this year.  

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I have been reading this thread and keeping to myself.

I thought everyone was giving up on these birds.

It would be nice to see these birds make a comeback.

The white is very nice, but even the peach would make the birds hard to forget.

The lacing is very nice.

Has any progress been made lately?

I would definitely be interested in a few eggs/chicks if someone is on the east coast.

Proud Member of the UOC 
There are too many breeds and varieties in the world to have them all... but its too hard just to choose a few.

Currently breeding Bantam Orpingtons, Anconas, White Faced Black Spanish, and RC Rhode Island Reds.  Also have Buff, Blue Swedish and Runner ducks along with Chinese Geese.

 

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Proud Member of the UOC 
There are too many breeds and varieties in the world to have them all... but its too hard just to choose a few.

Currently breeding Bantam Orpingtons, Anconas, White Faced Black Spanish, and RC Rhode Island Reds.  Also have Buff, Blue Swedish and Runner ducks along with Chinese Geese.

 

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post #165 of 172
1/20/13 at 11:29pm

Check Rare Breed Auctions.

Proud Member of the UOC 
There are too many breeds and varieties in the world to have them all... but its too hard just to choose a few.

Currently breeding Bantam Orpingtons, Anconas, White Faced Black Spanish, and RC Rhode Island Reds.  Also have Buff, Blue Swedish and Runner ducks along with Chinese Geese.

 

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Proud Member of the UOC 
There are too many breeds and varieties in the world to have them all... but its too hard just to choose a few.

Currently breeding Bantam Orpingtons, Anconas, White Faced Black Spanish, and RC Rhode Island Reds.  Also have Buff, Blue Swedish and Runner ducks along with Chinese Geese.

 

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post #166 of 172
1/22/13 at 3:26am

How is their temperament? How big do they get? And how close to the originals are they?

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post #167 of 172
1/22/13 at 6:13am

they were exhibited at the illini show in belvidere last fall. Jeff Halbach was the judge, they were declared Lamonas. and won high awards , dont think they took any champions , but were the buzz of the show

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post #168 of 172
1/22/13 at 6:15am

they are large , as large as any exhibition white rock with  temperment about the same.

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post #169 of 172
5/1/13 at 2:50am
Any updates on the Lamona's?

draye's Swap Page:

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/my-swapping-page

 

 

 

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post #170 of 172
5/4/13 at 4:47pm
Well I took what I thought to be the best trio of my fathers flock. After educating my self over the past five months about a project I had no involvement in while he was living, am very proud of what my dad accomplished in the six or so years he worked on them. Personally I believe they have great type and are at the standard weight. I am looking to improve on lobe color, head and comb consistency and pureness of feather
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