Cream Legbars

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Here is my other pullet. I actually have three, the other is being shy.


Goldie, they look like nice pullets. I have two that have that same body look and when I see it it reminds me of Punnett's original 'look' for legbars -- way back in the day...


your pullet in that second picture shows the nice long back.... I think this image I had photshopped and added the crest - to the one illustrating Punnett's original works -- but every now and then I see one or two that resonate back to this look for me..... Thanks for posting. :O)
 
They look really nice to me. Your roo has very little of the red/gold "leakage" that his sire had, he almost looks like a Reese line roo.


I'm very impressed with him :) he's not done growing in his hackle and saddle feathers yet but he's a gorgeous guy. He's rather slow to feather in but he's maturing beautifully. I'm also VERY impressed with Luna. The pair of them are what I'm most excited for. I think they're going to produce some incredible babies :)
 
So the lil rumpless boy we have that we were going to use for breeding, will no longer be used for breeding. At just 3 months old, he decided to scalp another 3 month old pullet
 
I'm very impressed with him
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he's not done growing in his hackle and saddle feathers yet but he's a gorgeous guy. He's rather slow to feather in but he's maturing beautifully. I'm also VERY impressed with Luna. The pair of them are what I'm most excited for. I think they're going to produce some incredible babies
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Thanks for sharing your pics. It seems like I heard that slow feathering produces better barring. Can anyone add to that either way?
So the lil rumpless boy we have that we were going to use for breeding, will no longer be used for breeding. At just 3 months old, he decided to scalp another 3 month old pullet
I've had that happen too, usually when cockerels were competing with each other. The behavior did not persist, but I had the same reaction as you.
What did you do for the wounded pullet?
 

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