Cream Legbar hatching eggs

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I have available Cream Legbar hatching eggs. I currently have a Rees Line Cream Legbar cock over 2 Rees hens and 5 Cream Legbar hens from my other CL flock. I have been working with Cream Legbar for 2.5 years now and I am doing my best to move them forward towards the proposed Standard Of Perfection. I am in the process of changing out breeder males from my own line so I am currently and just temporarily working with my Rees male over all my hens until my new breeder males from my own line are of age. This however is my first breeding season with my Rees line Cream Legbars.

The eggs from my Rees pullets are more green not blue which is not ideal but seems to be common amoung the Rees line, green is an accepted egg color in the drafted Cream Legbar Standard as well as the UK standard. I do plan to work on a better blue egg within this line in the future. The eggs from my other line of CL lay more blue colored eggs, I am also working towards better blue eggs in my line as well.

If you would like some eggs to start a flock or if your just looking to expand your flock you are welcome to PM me with any questions you have about my specific birds my breeding plans as well as just general information on the Cream Legbar breed and the Standard.

Pics included are my adult Rees breeding trio as well as a few chick pics of their offspring hatched earlier this month. My male did suffer frostbite this winter so his comb and part of his wattles are missing in most pics. I also added pics (after the chick pics) of my other line of CL hens. If you need more pictures please ask.


1/2dozen orders are 6eggs+extras = $20 plus $15 for shipping = total of $35
1 dozen orders are 12eggs+extras = $40 plus $15 shipping = $55



I accept payment through paypal.

I individually bubble wrap my eggs and I double box. Eggs are shipped priority on Mons and Tues, unless another day is specified by customer. I do guarantee fresh fertile eggs but due to how the package is handled Through USPS once it is out of my hands and due to each individuals incubation techniques, I do not guarantee hatch rates.
 
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