MILLE FLEUR LEGHORN project SOLD

[HBuehler]

This is one of those tough decisions..these are beautiful birds.Hatched 9/20/09 it won't be long before they are laying. I just have a couple of projects I would rather focus on and could really use the space.
So ROAD TRIP to TN for someone lucky I won't ship so please don't give me your zip to figure it out or ask.Finding a Mille Fleur Leghorn at this age is not easy but my price IS negotiable..but don't wait too long because I could change my mind..I really like these birds they are not flighty and are actually very mellow natured unlike the leghorn stereotype.
Pictures were just taken this evening so with the sun in the way the colors are washed out a little.They had just finished a great dust bath the gal in the first picture was still fluffing her feathers and getting them back "just right"
Edit to add ROO is in the 4th picture...pictured with the same gal from picture #1
I WILL SELL A PAIR as well Roo with a pullet for $30.00 Then If that pair sells the 2 pullets left for $60. I'm open to offers and trades(NPIP flock only if it's a chicken though)

 

[jeslewmazer]

Just out of my curiosity, so don't take it the wrong way. Are you sure all four are pullets because pic #2 and #4 look to be roos. Pic #4 also looks to be a pic of bird in #2 and another bird right? They are very nice looking.

 

[HBuehler]

Pic #2 if you look close the feathers are very rounded saddle and hackle just as the girl in picture #1 she's just a different shade and more developed than the others which is a recent development...she's visiting nesting boxes and the roos LOVE her

and don't like the other roos so I'll take their word on it as conformation on the sex.
Pic #4 is the roo..sorry if anyone thought it was 4 pullets it's a quad 3 pullets 1 happy roo. He's so screaming roo
Pic#4 is Pullet #1 and the Roo He has the least amount of mottling or the most orange of all take your pick...like I said color isn't perfect on these kids