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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Glad to hear that! Definitely take it easy!
  2. KF0002

    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Hope you are okay @NagemTX ! I must have missed the post where you got hurt! 🙏🏻
  3. KF0002

    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    That and mine have really dark eyes like an owl. 🦉
  4. KF0002

    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    The blue egg gene in my Crele project came from Legbar influence. I used a Legbar cockbird in the F1 outcross to bring in the barring gene to work on a Crele Leghorn project line. I am 2 generations in so far.
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Penned up a couple BC1 Crele project pullets split for crests in with the non-crested ones as backup birds. They are all carefully documented and it is obvious which is which. I don’t want to lose them in case the unthinkable happens and I lose the non-crested ones. I won’t use the ones with...
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    I think so! I love their little owl faces. 🥰
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Aww can't wait to see them! 🥰
  8. KF0002

    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Mine don't lay before 8-9 months of age. It's annoying. lol
  9. KF0002

    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Super Blue Egg Layer and Prarie Bluebell Egger are proprietary names I believe that some hatcheries have labeled the hybrid cross as. Like Red Star, Comet, Cinnamon Queen are the same basic cross but hatcheries market them by different proprietary names.
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Yes I do believe so! From what I see online, a PBE is an Ameraucana and White Leghorn cross, but I'm sure they can be crossed using any variety of Leghorn like Browns to produce a hybrid super layer. I love a hybrid superlayer. :D
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Thank you, friend! I appreciate the prayers, and I am confident that the right job will come along in God's time so I am trying to exercise patience (not my strongest virtue). I interviewed and turned down further interviews with a practice about week ago, so another one bites the dust. I had...
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    The only complaint I have with them is they take longer to start laying than other breeds. Otherwise, I love the way they look and love their blue eggs. I may cross some over Leghorn to increase their egg production as layers, but with blue eggs. The hatcheries call that cross a Super Blue...
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    We moved the last two groups of grow outs from the brooder building to the outside brooder today, and culled two roosters in that group. Progress. It feels nice to have the building empty again, even if its just for a few weeks. lol
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Yes news like that is always well received here! My son's Blue/Splash Ameraucanas are laying so we will be collecting those for the incubator soon. They are a fun breed. My husband doesn't like them. He says they look like owls and are "funny looking." You know what they say about...
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    I set a clutch of test turkey eggs and some Red Necker eggs on Wednesday. Oh and some White Leghorn eggs for my husband's friend. I'm going to keep what I hatch to a minimum this spring/summer though due to feed costs. I will most likely sell all of the turkey poults that hatch.
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Woohoo!!
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    It be like that sometimes. My barred Naked Necker had taken over the head rooster spot when we butchered King (the last head honcho). Then we turned a Speckled Sussex cockbird loose and he has taken over. The hens all swoon over his gentlemanliness. And he thumps any rooster who comes near...
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    I used 6 inch pie pans. :)
  20. KF0002

    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Maybe I should leave the blue egg gene in the Crele project line then. We are steadily increasing our numbers of white egg layers. Most of our eggs we give away to friends and people we work with, so beggars can't be choosers. We can give away the white ones and sell the blue, brown, and...
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