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BYC has some software changes lined up this week. If anyone wants to talk Cream Legbars while BYC is down be sure to visit the Cream Legbar Club FB page or drop by the remodeled Cream Legbar Club website.

You've received some good advice from others here. If you want to see some other examples and read the proposed standard of perfection, please check out the Cream Legbar Club website. It is helpful for all to have informed enthusiasts, and the more the merrier. There is a need for interested...

To all who are following the Standard of Perfection, the Cream Legbar Club has a new look! Please check out the website and you can read the proposed draft SOP's for each color variety: Cream, Golden Crele, and White. If you are interested in any of those colors, we have a membership for you -...

I think you will find @Bantambird and @Duluthralphie have a good eye for all things Legbars. For Cream Legbars and Golden Crele Legbars, you should be able to identify gender; the Whites are known to have inconsistent patterns at birth due to the variabilities of the recessive white gene...

I think GaryDean26 checked in with you. Just to let all know, the next iteration of the Cream Legbar club website will go live in April. There will be club info, history, and member info including an easy way to join and contact other members. The site will be open to the general public as it...

Hi. I would choose the first guy, but not if it is the same as the Roo in the second pic which has a comb defect. In the last picture the one on the left has insufficient barring and the one on the right has a bad tail angle (as seen in another shot)...both take multiple generations to...

Welcome to Cream Legbars. Some extra work that your group will need is to breed towards double cream, lighter crests, and 6 points for the rooster's comb. They do have other nice elements that are worthwhile. I actually like your ugly duckling. Her tail may be a little pinched in this...

Thank you for your service. I appreciate the information. I looked up the Tustin base, sounds like it was a busy place to be and the CH-53's were a critical piece. Glad to know your time here was memorable.

Thanks for the explanation. Your insignia?

To All West Coast CL fans - there is a show in Ventura, CA that you might consider attending / showing at : "Bash at the Beach". Posted dates indicate October 29/30 at the Ventura County Fairgrounds, sponsored by Seaside Feather Fanciers. I have attended the last few years, finally entered...

Hi, I agree with other posts, I think you have 2 males. The color on chick #1/female looks a little off, definitely very dark. Are these your first Cream Legbars? Thanks for your interest in the breed.

The down color does appear to be cream.

side note - would you mind identifying your avatar? Thanks.

That's interesting, re: color blindness and the roosters - I wonder if you see the chestnut shoulders as black or gray? How about the gold in the crest and saddle feathers? Would it be accurate to say you see more monochromatic tones than specific colors? If so, I think the way that would...

Hi, both pics appear to be in the more colorful range of "Cream" Legbars. The "blue" eggs tend to come in a few shades, often with a touch of green; but look more blue next to a decidedly green egg. Thanks for posting.

Breeders seem to notice different traits the longer they work with specific breeding groups. Here's some of my observations, which may or may not match up with others: A range of down colors (2 females, one male). In my breeding flocks they reliably feather in as: (left) cream, (middle) gold...

Hi, popping in to say - I think Roo#1 has better body type (shape), and he appears to be cream with a heavy influence of chestnut; others may have different input. His barring has nice contrast to his hackle and saddle feathers, and a nice straight comb. White tail feathers are a common...

I have been looking at my breeding groups with a different eye, hmmm. Hope to get some hatched out and ready for fall shows =)

What I'm seeing - in both genders that favor the English Leghorn, the curve of the chest sets up higher, more in line with the top of the wings/shoulder, rather than the lower curve which aligns with the bottom of the tucked up wings. This reminds me of hybrids between large body breeds and...

The "angles" shown in the illustration for the English Leghorn, look more like my experience with the CL than the photo of the English Leghorn does. I have a new batch of cockerels that matches the back and tail of the English Leghorn really well, but tend to be a little fuller in the chest...