Dixie Chicks

She wasn't very big, the dark cornish. Didn't look nothing like a frankenbird, but she did have a larger than the others...white meat area.
I hear they don't lay the best thats why I didn't plan on keeping her. The kids made me keep the one glpolish in that bunch though...grrr, she better lay some eggs! I can'f eat a fluffy head! Lol!

That made me laugh too... I miss the larger white meat area in my home raised birds and would really like to get my hands on some larger white meat area birds...

I tried that, doesn't work well on my phone and my comp finally died its final death, lol. And I can't type as fast as you talk, lol. ;)

My computers close to it's final days ...sigh...
I suppose I do talk fast but I do have to correct a lot of what I say to my phone... Awesome typos pop up... Maybe I do have an accent...
 
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She wasn't very big, the dark cornish. Didn't look nothing like a frankenbird, but she did have a larger than the others...white meat area.
I hear they don't lay the best thats why I didn't plan on keeping her. The kids made me keep the one glpolish in that bunch though...grrr, she better lay some eggs! I can'f eat a fluffy head! Lol!

There is a difference between Cornish and Cornish x birds. Cornish is the foundation I believe for the Cornish Crosses. But the exact mix is a very closely guarded secret.

deb
 
There is a difference between Cornish and Cornish x birds.  Cornish is the foundation I believe for the Cornish Crosses.  But the exact mix is a very closely guarded secret.

deb

Oh I just read about this... crap I'm going to have to look it back up in the book... Oh I remember it's believed that the Cornish cross came from the dark Cornish being bread, originally with white leghorn... That's just the origin of Frankenbird... Supposedly
 

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