American Leige Fighter

[tinychicky]

Yes. I admire their friendly yet protective nature and want to emphasize athleticism and survivability in the breed, especially given their limited genetic pool in the U.S.

 

[AGeese]

Yes. I admire their friendly yet protective nature and want to emphasize athleticism and survivability in the breed, especially given their limited genetic pool in the U.S.

are you breeding or raising any?

 

[tinychicky]

No crosses yet. I have a number of asil x phoenix x etc. crosses that free range around my place which I'm eager to try crossing with liege- not necessarily to include in my liege breeding program, but just to see what happens

 

[AGeese]

No crosses yet. I have a number of asil x phoenix x etc. crosses that free range around my place which I'm eager to try crossing with liege- not necessarily to include in my liege breeding program, but just to see what happensView attachment 4029171

They look like they're on guard duty.

 

[AGeese]

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[tinychicky]

4 and 5 month olds on a this rainy afternoon. The blue/blonde cockerel is my favorite so far in terms of type and vigor. He's friendly with humans as they all are, but more assertive/dominate, even with his older brothers! I only wish he had deep red leakage like his splash brothers and sisters. The third splash cockerel (red leg band) has almost no leakage whatsoever, which is also very striking. The blue-gold pullets are also shaping up nicely. The blues all share a mother with half Belgian genetics.

 

[AGeese]

They look good!

 

[AGeese]