The Moonshiner's Leghorn Thread Peanut Gallery

[JacinLarkwell]

Am I confusing here or? Seems like they're asking about the same questions after every time I post.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/breeding-california-grey-chickens.1438234/post-23821202

I'm able to follow your thinking, and that's an accomplishment on it's own

 

[Amer]

lol
There are tastes for every flavor of ice cream.Leghorns with beards I'm sure would have fans out there.
Hmmmmmm... A black bearded Mille Fleur Leghorn....

But then it is not a lEgHorn
It’s closer to a d’Uccle at that point

 

[Amer]

I'm digging this pattern in a Leghorn.

View attachment 2483780

They already exist in the rose-combed variety. No need to expand to single-combs.

In all seriousness though, why are Hamburgs the only spangled breed?

I would love Chamois leghorns.....

Those actually do exist

Red pyle

white laced gold

 

[Painted Calls]

Doesn't surprise me. I'm naive.
Look how easily Overo stalked me and trapped me.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

They already exist in the rose-combed variety. No need to expand to single-combs.View attachment 2483902
In all seriousness though, why are Hamburgs the only spangled breed?

Those actually do existView attachment 2483903Red pyleView attachment 2483905white laced gold

Aren't spitzhauben girls spangled?


Also love the laced one too,but those are something I'll probably never see with my own eyes here, let alone own

 

[black_cat]

Am I confusing here or? Seems like they're asking about the same questions after every time I post.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/breeding-california-grey-chickens.1438234/post-23821202

I think that you're fine. They're going in circles

 

[black_cat]

How come on a laced feather, with some breeds you have 'silver laced', referring to the inside part of the feather, and with some breeds you have 'white laced red' or 'blue laced red' referring to the outside part of the feather?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

How come on a laced feather, with some breeds you have 'silver laced', referring to the inside part of the feather, and with some breeds you have 'white laced red' or 'blue laced red' referring to the outside part of the feather?

Because fight the system

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Maybe it depends on the place they were developed?

 

[Jennc-123]

Am I confusing here or? Seems like they're asking about the same questions after every time I post.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/breeding-california-grey-chickens.1438234/post-23821202

I think they're hoping if they keep asking you'll tell them they're right