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As far as I can tell, looking at "slow cornish" my neighbor grew, they are all still Cornish Crosses - just with a different genetic make-up. This is the ATTRA publication on traditional chicken genetics and breed make-up: http://tinyurl.com/2xg9bd I was able to find a catalog from one of the...- greyfields
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- Forum: Meat Birds ETC
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Quote: ^^^^ everyone should have that I have been looking for a White Cornish for an eterinity through private channels. It's been the holy grail to me, but so far I've only been able to find bantams. Then, I read into the actual commercial production. The "Cornish Cross" is not really...- greyfields
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- Forum: Meat Birds ETC
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You will never find a White Cornish sire for sale from any hatchery anywhere, as they do not want us making our own meat birds. But you can certainly make your own meat birds using Dark Cornish sires, which is used ubiquitously in England for backyard cross breeding. To answer your questions...- greyfields
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