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Cream Legbar originally bred by R. C. Punnett
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Leghorn
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I have the white Babcock strain. I also have a few brown leghorns which are georgous and very sweet. They are beautiful, very classy looking birds. Great egg layers. They can be a little...

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post #11 of 25

8/20/12 at 7:05pm

4-H chicken mom

Location: Oberlin, OH
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Hi and

from Ohio. So glad to have you aboard.

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post #12 of 25

8/20/12 at 11:56pm

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Hi and

I can imagine that. Very funny.

I remember once our boss hen, Feathers, prodded one of the ducks around the garden in circles, two laps straight, it was a hoot to watch.

I hope you find all the info you need here, and enjoy the site! (And your eggs too. Sounds cool.)

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My formal is tomorrow night. Yay!

post #13 of 25

9/2/12 at 10:12am

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Connie Ann

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Thank-you, I live in Spencer county in Kentucky.

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9/2/12 at 12:38pm

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welcome!

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9/7/12 at 8:35pm

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Location: paicines, ca.
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he he

4 horses: Arabian (Polish), Arabian, BLM, Paint thbrd 1/4, 2 dogs: 1 terrior mix, 1 blue nose bull with gotti line, 1 cat: caleco, 7 koi fish, chickens: 11 bramma's, 10 rhode island reds, 4 white leghorns, 5 buff orpington's, 1 black Minorca, 1 duckwing, 1 brown leghorn, 1 (possibly) polish, 1 grey bantom. guinea's: 6 white, 5 pearl grey, 5 lavender. turkeys: 4 blue slate, 4 royal palm.

post #16 of 25

1/6/13 at 11:13pm

Gardengirl73

Location: Kentucky-Heart in Maine.
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I know this is about 4 months behind, but I also live in Spencer County. Taylorsville, smooshed between Elk Creek and Mount Washington. Great to see others on here from this area. :)

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1/7/13 at 6:18am

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Better late than never.

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1/9/13 at 8:36pm

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Where at? I'm in MacIntosh in Taylorsville.

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1/9/13 at 9:09pm

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Welcome from the soggy side of Washington State.

A forgetfulness support thread http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=465717
2011 was the coldest summer in Western Washington's recorded history that started in 1891. Uf Da!!!

June 2012 was the coldest June in recorded history. I need some sun.

A forgetfulness support thread http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=465717
2011 was the coldest summer in Western Washington's recorded history that started in 1891. Uf Da!!!

June 2012 was the coldest June in recorded history. I need some sun.

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1/9/13 at 9:16pm