Jeez those colors...
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I am also curious. I would use “red” Anconas and brown Leghorns... except they don’t have red Anconas in the US.@The Moonshiner
My good sir I have a question for you.
If you would to start a project of Mille Fleur Leghorns, if you were starting from scratch; how would you go about it, how would you start?
What stock would you start working with?
I read somewhere where one can start with Swedish Flower Hens and Brown Leghorns... what say you?
What would the Moonshiner do?
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I mean, technically Anconas are black Leghorns with mottling because they actually have the exact same description but with slightly different words.I hate the idea of using a different breed but thats just me.
You can use wheaten or wild type for MF and then you need columbian and mottling.
If you can access them I'd use buffs and 55 flowery hens. 55s are leghorns and are wildtype with mottling and barring. All you would need is to loose the barring and thats easy enough.
Buffs are wheaten, columbian and black tail. Youd just have to lose the black tail.
Of course you'd have to double up Columbian and mottling then figure out if you want wheaten or wildtype of just let those stay mixed and matched.
Aren't the Swedish flower hens a little bit larger than the 55 flowery?The flowery seem small.If you can access them I'd use buffs and 55 flowery hens. 55s are leghorns and are wildtype with mottling and barring. All you would need is to loose the barring and thats easy enough