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    Mille Fleur Leghorn Thread PIC HEAVY

    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.
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    Mille Fleur Leghorn Thread PIC HEAVY

    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.....
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    OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

    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...
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    Mille Fleur Leghorn

    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...
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    Blue/Splash Ameraucana & Mille Fleur Leghorn Roosters (Milford, OH)

    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
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    OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

    Well keep me in mind then chickadee, we have four does currently and they generally have multiples, so we'll definitely have some babies for sale come spring.
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    OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

    We just got Nigerian Dwarfs this year and absolutely love them! We don't have milk yet, plan on breeding them soon for spring kids, can't wait! As far as raw vs pasteurized......of course raw is healthier. There's really no purpose in drinking pasteurized milk, you might as well just drink...
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    Obsessed With The Walking Dead!!!!

    Have you guys heard that they are going to make a "companion" series? Different people, different place. It will premier in 2015.
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    Cream Legbar & Mille Fleur Leghorn cockerels Ohio

    Cream Legbar cockerels - 3 1/2 months old - $5 each Mille Fleur Leghorn cockerels - 4 months old - $5 each
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    OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

    Hey guys, I'm thinking of coming to Stevens21 swap as well. I have a few cream legbar and mille leghorn cockerels to sell. Does anyone realistically think it's worth my effort to bring a bunch of boys? I know there's not a big market for them and it sounds like that's what everyone else is...
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