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    My batch of 11 week olds. 1: cockerel -- a BBR Kraienkoppe?

    Yes, I believe he is also.
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    My batch of 11 week olds. 1: cockerel -- a BBR Kraienkoppe?

    Oh yeah, she's a Kraienkoppe.
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    My batch of 11 week olds. 1: cockerel -- a BBR Kraienkoppe?

    Quote: Thats why I wrote "if she didn't have them yellow legs" , reminds me of the cubalayas I got from Ideal last year. My Kraie hens all carry their tails up and partially fanned. I do understand, sorry if I came across as harsh. It was not my intention. If someone has cubalaya...
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    My batch of 11 week olds. 1: cockerel -- a BBR Kraienkoppe?

    Quote: You're welcome! I was discussing them with a friend yesterday and happened across it on a search.
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    My batch of 11 week olds. 1: cockerel -- a BBR Kraienkoppe?

    Quote: There is not a US standard for the Kraienkoppe (in Large Fowl). I have run across a translation of the German standard, it's listed here: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/farmlife/msg0418105725939.html
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    My batch of 11 week olds. 1: cockerel -- a BBR Kraienkoppe?

    That pullet can-not be a cubalaya. Cubalaya do not come with yellow legs, even from commercial hatcheries (only one that I know of carries them and that's Ideal). They are white legged only. I've from a good authority that Sandhill's cubalaya are of good quailty and type, if not a little on...
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