Cornish vs LF Cornish

[Dr.Dale]

What is the difference between a regular Cornish and a LF Cornish? I can’t even find what the LF stands for. Large Feet? Low Fat? Loose Feathered? Lemmings Falling? (hmm, maybe not that last one)

 

[ShannonR]

Large fowl

There are bantam and large fowl Cornish. And then the Cornish X, which are hybrid meat birds partially derived from Cornish.

 

[HuskerHens18]

I know nothing about Cornish, but your examples of LF made me laugh I prefer those over Large Fowl (even if they aren't technically correct hehe)

 

[Dr.Dale]

Large fowl

Oh, thanks!

 

[Dr.Dale]

I know nothing about Cornish, but your examples of LF made me laugh I prefer those over Large Fowl (even if they aren't technically correct hehe)

I have one more “Lou Ferrigno”.

 

[HuskerHens18]

I have one more “Lou Ferrigno”.

 

[aart]

I can’t even find what the LF stands for. Low Fat?

 

[BlackHackle]

What is the difference between a regular Cornish and a LF Cornish? I can’t even find what the LF stands for. Large Feet? Low Fat? Loose Feathered? Lemmings Falling? (hmm, maybe not that last one)

There is a bantam Cornish, but in your case I won't bring that up to avoid confusion. Who ever talked about LF Cornish was just adding Large Fowl to the name just to differentiate this (he probably is raising both bantam and large fowl). It's like if I were to say Barred Plymouth Rock and Barred Rock, I would be speaking of the same breed (yes I used to think Barred Rocks were different than Barred Plymouth Rocks)