Processing Cornish x Rocks, when?

[THunter]

What's their last name? May know, or know of, them.

 

[Chick-N-Antics]

THunter wrote:
Here's one with a barred rock of the same age in the background. If these are leghorns, as advertised, the barred rocks are bantams


Sounds like youve already got the answer to your question, but just in case theres any doubt left , we can tell you for certain that they are not white leghorns, and I would agree that they are probbally jumbo cornish x rocks.
We have both, our leghorns are a little over a year old. they are very slim and streamlind, and are amung our best fliers. our cornish x rocks are only a week old so comparison is a little hard (and this is the first group of them that we have had)

 

[THunter]

Yep. I've raised a few leghorns in the past and they weren't much bigger than bantams.

 

[danielbrown]

THunter wrote:
Here's one with a barred rock of the same age in the background. If these are leghorns, as advertised, the barred rocks are bantams

I can still pickup my 7wk old leghorns with one hand. My cornishX the same age are like soccer balls.
It looks like you have some nice chicken dinner.