CONTEST SITE!!!!!Updated -M. McMURRAY $25 Results Posted Friday Noon ?

[weaveagarden]

I still need a few addresses from participants so that I can mail you a gift as thank you for participating. Please email them asap. Thanks.

 

[ArizonaDesertChicks]

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I thought you did an excellent & very thorough job researching these breeds, photographing them, etc. Thanks for putting on the contest and giving us all a fun challenge.

 

[grebetrees]

where can I find a list of who is what? #1 is a RRRed cokerel, etc. I didn't have time to enter but I want to know how close I got.

Thx,
Cyn

 

[faykokoWV]

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[weaveagarden]

Oh, thanks. I was just going to do that. I need to edit # 24 to white rock. So the list is here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=234179&p=9 Post #83

 

[wordgirl]

Which chicken got the beautiful name Liza?

ETA: Never mind – I just saw. It's a perfect name for her!

 

[weaveagarden]

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I would like to give a special thank you to

happtxchick for naming #38 Liza

and to faykokoWV for

# 29 Tuxedo Sam
#34 Knox (as in Fort Knox because of the gold bars)

I am in the process of editing the pages. You can see the names in a couple of hours by going to my pages

starting on this page: https://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=35977-contest-page-2

 

[weaveagarden]

As I am here working on this I can hear Tuxedo Sam crowing up a storm. He started at 6 this morning. I am not sure how long he can last out there. I have an offer to send a chicken to a farm..... It looks like he is going to be the lucky little guy.

 

[tiki244]

You have #28 as a leghorn pullet, Is that a red leghorn? I am interested because I was considering buying some.

 

[weaveagarden]

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I forgot to edit that one. On a second look (about post #100 or so) I rechecked and there were not white earlobes. So I gave credit for any red chicken. I think when I compared dark or light of feathers that it was actually a RIR.

They do have red and brown leghorns that seem to look more like a chicken to me than a white leghorn. Seems to me that the whites always look like they are skinny. But I have seen the other colors in nice fat hens. I checked feathersite I think, or just searched by "______ leghorn chicken" (insert color) and got a bunch of images to look at.