#cream legbar

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    Crested Cream legbar rooster or Araucana?

    Hi everyone! I have mixed flock of hens, and I'm planning on trying to hatch some eggs next year, for fun, not for selling. My goal is to have beautiful colours of eggshells. My current flock has 2 araucanas, 2 cream legbars (not purebred but pretty close), 2 leghorns, 1 marans 1 olive egger...
  2. C

    Egg bound hen - I can feel the egg but can't see it, and have done all the things

    I have a new layer, only 2 eggs in, who is eggbound. I have given her electrolytes and fluids by crop feeding, as well as Ca Gluconate to help her pass the egg. I have given her a warm bath with epsom salts, and just gave her another one 15 minutes ago. I can feel the egg pushing up against the...
  3. mchickies

    Calling All Legbar Owners!

    Hi Everyone! So, a little backstory first; I already have a flock of exclusively Barred Rocks + one fiesty Roo-Roo. The hens are super sweet & friendly, like being held, and are well-loved and spoiled pets. Only two of them are skittish (don't like being picked up), and even they are total...
  4. Harvey 7 Weeks

    Harvey 7 Weeks

    • Jojosine
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    • #cream legbar 7 weeks old
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    • Album: Our one and only survivor
  5. Harvey 6 Weeks

    Harvey 6 Weeks

    • Jojosine
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    • #cream legbar
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    • Album: Our one and only survivor
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    Cream Legbar Pullet or Cockerel

    My family and I got day old chicks from a local hatchery back in August. We paid for what was supposed to be a Cream Legbar pullet chick, and we’re told it was a KNOWN pullet because they’re auto-sexing. Well, Patty started looking suspicious right out of the gate with large, bright comb &...
  7. halefamily_flock

    Is there such a thing as Brown Sex Link? (using Barring gene)

    A couple of months ago, I hatched Black Sex link chicks from my Golden Spangled Appenzeller Spitzhauben rooster x Dominique hen. It's my understanding they were black as chicks because then hen was Extended Black (E), which is dominant over the rooster's Birchen (ER). In a few days, I'll...
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