Recent content by lisaequine1

Does anyone else have their MFL's go broody? Out of four hens, two of mine have and a third is acting like she is.

I have some light colored ones as well. I got them from you Deann. I'm not sure if they would be considered cream or not.....

I'm in Milford, so not too far from you. I'll have Cream Legbars once I get them separated. My older hens are starting to pick up the production all of the sudden after going all winter thus far without anything. Thankfully, I have those cream legbars and some Catalanas that have been laying...

Mille Fleur Leghorns are beautiful birds. They are friendlier and calmer than other leghorn varieties. They are prolific layers of white to light cream eggs and will lay more than 300 per year. Leghorns mature quickly and they are a smaller sized bird with an average of 4 to 6 pounds at...

Blue/Splash Ameraucana: cockerel -- 4 1/2 months old (hatched 7/3) $10 Mille Fleur Leghorn: cockerels -- 5 months old (hatched 6/20) $5 each