broomy
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- Mar 13, 2015
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Hi breeders,
I bred Silver and Gold Legbars in Australia in early 80's 30km North of Brisbane,showed them a few times,but Judges regarded them as xbreeds.
I was trying to preserve the breed ,I bought some of the remaining stock of a deceased wonderful man named Eddie Pocock-he also breed white Indian Runner ducks,the progeny of which still win all over Australia to this day.
I'm 80 now but am trying to fid some Legbars here for my niece who is very interested in Poultry breeding.
I'll keep searching thru' the Eastern States of Australia but I'm afraid we may be too late,as when I had them they were not popular.
Cream Legbars are unknown to me-they must be a later development in the UK.Some financiers tend to invent their own I suppose.
Typing is a chore to me but I will hunt one day and see if I still have any pics for interest.
BTW the birds that where bred here by Pocock were also used for laying trials,and entered in teams of I think 6 birds over many months and a total egg count decided the winning entrants team most times POCOCK of course-which is why I tried to preserve the strain! Regards to all Barrie
I bred Silver and Gold Legbars in Australia in early 80's 30km North of Brisbane,showed them a few times,but Judges regarded them as xbreeds.
I was trying to preserve the breed ,I bought some of the remaining stock of a deceased wonderful man named Eddie Pocock-he also breed white Indian Runner ducks,the progeny of which still win all over Australia to this day.
I'm 80 now but am trying to fid some Legbars here for my niece who is very interested in Poultry breeding.
I'll keep searching thru' the Eastern States of Australia but I'm afraid we may be too late,as when I had them they were not popular.
Cream Legbars are unknown to me-they must be a later development in the UK.Some financiers tend to invent their own I suppose.
Typing is a chore to me but I will hunt one day and see if I still have any pics for interest.
BTW the birds that where bred here by Pocock were also used for laying trials,and entered in teams of I think 6 birds over many months and a total egg count decided the winning entrants team most times POCOCK of course-which is why I tried to preserve the strain! Regards to all Barrie