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Wow! very nice drawing. It seems like (on the hen's side) you envision a brown leghorn body with a big crest and short straight comb. Would it be worth the trouble to create you own Legbars from scratch, I am pretty sure you will do a very good job of that.
That is such a lovely picture! It was well done.
Wow! very nice drawing. It seems like (on the hen's side) you envision a brown leghorn body with a big crest and short straight comb. Would it be worth the trouble to create you own Legbars from scratch, I am pretty sure you will do a very good job of that.
Oh, I did not know that you already did. Do you still have them? and curious why you are not marketing them as a competition to Legbars?Not sure I understand the question. My autosexing EEs are my version of legbars that I made before GFF imported the real deal. The only thing I dislike about the birds in the picture is the chest, I am selecting for a round, deep chest. The birds he used as models were young, about 5-6 months old. They have both filled in much nicer now. The females comb is now lopped like a leghorn. I just like the longer back and a tail that is more spread
Not sure I understand the question. My autosexing EEs are my version of legbars that I made before GFF imported the real deal. The only thing I dislike about the birds in the picture is the chest, I am selecting for a round, deep chest. The birds he used as models were young, about 5-6 months old. They have both filled in much nicer now. The females comb is now lopped like a leghorn. I just like the longer back and a tail that is more spread
Oh, I did not know that you already did. Do you still have them? and curious why you are not marketing them as a competition to Legbars?
How do they compare with real Cream Legbars? Maybe their genes could be incorporated into some of the Cream Legbar lines to add a little genetic diversity. Do they lay blue or green eggs? Are they crested and have the cream gene?