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Yes, they do...Italiener was the Leghorn's original name before they left Italy.
I think some in Europe still call Italian bred Leghorns that.
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Yes, they do...Italiener was the Leghorn's original name before they left Italy.
I think some in Europe still call Italian bred Leghorns that.
Well looks like this project has taken a slight setback. The 4 Red Leghorns I ordered from Murray McMurray are down to 2...One faded and died on the third day after arrival and one looks like it's going to be a rumpless hen...That's two rumpless I get from Murray. One Brown leghorn,from last year and one Red.![]()
You could start a rumpless leghorn project.Of the three reds that I have left one is light red whilst the other two are deep red so far. The rumpless is the light red.
You could start a rumpless leghorn project.![]()
Why you don't try using brown leghorns instead. To me Red Anconas look Gold Birchen (Er). The Columbian gene in Red Leghorns may add extra brown to the body.
I would need more Browns because they are going to be used for my Gold Duckwing project.Why you don't try using brown leghorns instead. To me Red Anconas look Gold Birchen (Er). The Columbian gene in Red Leghorns may add extra brown to the body.
I think she meant Brown x AnconaBrown Xs Red..... Where would the mottling come from?
He's had a long day. We'll let that one slide.I think she meant Brown x Ancona
No problem. I think it was really bothering me that Anconas are black with white mottling. So I expected a Red Ancona to be red with white mottling. That Mille Fleur pattern irked me. Haha So I had to do a Google.Nice. Thanks for the links. Nice looking birds.Colors are amazing and interesting.
You could start a rumpless leghorn project.![]()