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Quote: I guess I should be a little more careful in my word choices. Lemon blue is not a ASP recognized color breed and will NOT breed true in standard cochins. If you take a golden laced standard cochin and breed it to another golden laced standard cochin, you will get golden laced standard...

The only thing I was saying was with lemon-blue, they will not breed true. If you breed a lemon-blue with a lemon-blue, you will not get 100% lemons. As of yet, they are experimental with cochins. As of yet, you still need to cross two (or more) color breeds to get lemon blue. Don

Quote: From my understanding, to get what people call a "true" lemon-blue you need to cross a brown-red to a blue or a splash. Any way you slice it, "lemon-blue" is nothing more than a crossing of two colors. You will not get 100% lemon-blue, no matter what you do, at least at this point in...

I'm pretty sure we have gotten pullets that look like spook. It's hard to remember because a couple of months after we took those pics, we had a bobcat raid that completely wiped out all of our lemon-blues from that breeding year. We lost 3 Bluff hens, 2 Bluff roos and a small handful of mixes...

Quote: I love Lemon Boy in the second pic!!! He is awesome looking. Spook looks like something we get when we breed our Bluffs. We have been calling them Aztec Golds and they have been semi-popular. Here is a pic of one of our young-ins. Don

I agree with most of the people on here who have variations on the "lemon-blue" cochins. If one does not breed a brown-red to a blue or splash, call it something else... I love the name bluff. We have ramped up our eggs on eBay again with Golden Laced, Blacks, Blues, Splash and Lemon-blues...