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I have a friend working on barred leghorns, I dont know if he will have any for sale anytime soon though. Those arent Leghorns, they are commercial egg layers, but if you are just looking far a barred white egg layer they will fit the bill.

Theyre supposed to be good egg layers that are used in creating the California White hybrid.

I dont think he's a leghorn, looks more like a california gray hybrid.

I think that it would be a lot better and a lot easier to take the lavs to whites rather then taking the lavs to the buffs, with the buffs you will have to battle getting all of the red out of the birds and whites tend to have better type then buffs do

Are you going to use the Buffs to improve the type of the Lavenders?

They were decent, they werent like production leghorns though. If you want some good egg layers, I would get California Grays, theyre one half of a leghorn hybrid.

Not sure about the laying capabilities, she hasn't quite started laying yet

Here is a project Barred Leghorn I am working on with a friend.

Thats cool, blacks are hard enough to find, self blue is awesome!

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Quote: don't know why they call them Brown if they are based on WildType... Not sure what you are talking about? Its just another way of describing the coloration, its like the birds in the wild.

Quote: don't know why they call them Brown if they are based on WildType... Im not sure, but theyre the same as BBR and Dark Brown is just BBR with the Mh gene.

Quote: Here's a better shot, this one from yesterday. Someone else in my area who's worked with the local university before said they only hatch cornish X and leghorns, but I have no idea where the eggs came from. They are still smaller than the rest of my pullets, but based on the combs I...

Quote: Theres a couple people that breed them on the leghorn clubs forum. http://showbirdbid.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=promotingwhiteleghorns&action=display&thread=1749 Thanks for the link, I'll have to register for that forum to chat. Do you know of any one with LF? Curtis Oakes...

Quote: Theres a couple people that breed them on the leghorn clubs forum. http://showbirdbid.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=promotingwhiteleghorns&action=display&thread=1749

Quote: Someone posted pics of theirs on the first page of the thread I think

Quote: they have them in a few hatcheries

Quote: They do pretty well in the cold, you might want to get RC Leghorns instead of SC to help against the cold. I live in central IL and it gets pretty cold here and I didnt have much troubles with my leghorns.

We are working on forming a new club for all Varieties of the Leghorns in both Bant & Standard. www.americanleghornclub.org Memberships are welcomed. More to come. Awards will be donated for Crossroads.