How do these crested cream legbars look?

[grandcamel]

I am considering buying this pair of cream legbars to eventually sell chicks and eggs, so I want them to be a good example of the breed. Not show quality but still don't want too many major faults. First picture is the roo second two are the hen.

 

[crazy4ChickensNducks]

They do not look like good quality ccl. The roo doesn’t have a crease and is not the right color

 

[grandcamel]

Okay thank you. I forgot to mention they are 5 months old. I really want some ccl but like I said I want good quality. For $20 a piece I think I'll pass on these guys.

 

[grandcamel]

These are the parents they just sent pictures of. Can't see the roosters head though.

 

[grandcamel]

Also while I am here on this breed...I think I already know the answer to this, but how about this guy? I think he is the wrong color and probably a mix but am I wrong?

Does anyone have a good reference for me to look at for standards when it comes to all breeds?

 

[nicalandia]

The cockerel on the first picture has a pea comb, which is a no-no on cream legbar as they are supposed to have a single comb. he also lacks any crest...

The rooster on the last post is a single barred rooster with correct comb and crest, but the fact that he is single barred means he is a cross, but if I had to pic one or the other I would go for the rooster

 

[grandcamel]

Thank you. The rooster is being offered for $30 with my choice of cclb hen with him, what should I be looking for in the hen if I did get him?

 

[SurferchickinSB]

Are you sure they are cream legbars? They don’t look like them to me. I think you should Google photos on the Internet and see what they are supposed to look like.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Do not buy any of those birds. Neither the cockerel or the rooster are pure CCL.
Neither should be any where near a breeding pen if you want to raise and sell CCLs.
You really need to get familiar with what they're supposed to look like before shopping anymore.
There's a great thread here if you search for it and also a couple members that are very involved in the breed.
In the mean time here's a site to check out.
https://creamlegbarclub.com/

 

[sourland]

Great advice and link provided by The Moonshiner.