Post Pics of your Leghorns

[farmerChef]

does anyone have the mille fluer leghorns from sandhill(or anywhere)? I'm thinking about getting some.

Can you post pics if you do please?

 

[IowaHeritage]

Forgot to mention, my Rooster in the pic is heritage, along with everything else here.


Greg


My avatar is a White Jersey Giant

 

[Layira]

Been a while since I posted!

My gorgeous Exchequers:

Bhaskar

And his two hens:

One of my two pullets, about 18 weeks:

And the newest addition!

 

[jeremy]

Beautiful birds Layira, where did you get your stock?

 

[OSUman]

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Someone posted pics of theirs on the first page of the thread I think

 

[Ivywoods]

I just found this thread. I haven't read it all, but I enjoyed scrolling through and looking at all the beautiful leghorns. I didn't even know there were this many varieties of leghorns! I have 11 leghorn hens. They are my working girls, and I love them. Mine are not flighty, and come up and eat right out of my hand. They are always curious and looking for a handout. AND they lay the BEST JUMBO eggs!
Here is one of my girls shortly after I put them in this pen. It didn't take me long to realize a 6' pen was not going to keep them in without a netting on top. They all free range now, and our 3 great pyrenees dogs keep them protected.

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[jeremy]

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Someone posted pics of theirs on the first page of the thread I think

There's a woman here in Northern CA who is trying to breed the Milles, she's received multiple orders from Sandhill I believe.

 

[NewToFarming]

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Very pretty girl!!!

My girls flew to roost in a tree everynight and I mean they were high up in there!!! I couldn't get them down! Thank goodness they outgrew that stage and now go in the coop at night.

 

[MammaBear]

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How Beautiful!!!!!! I have GOT to find a couple of those!!!!!!

 

[off-grid hen]

Ok here are 2 of the girls at 14 weeks.

Isabel will most likely be the first to lay an egg.

Shot of her comb

Here is Penelope. 2nd in line to lay, I think.