Yea, I'm one of the only Blue Andalusian breeders with quality in North America. Yea, it's the same with Columbian Leghorns, they are apparently standardized yet I can't find a trace of them. I much more prefer the APA than the ABA just because of how the judges are trained. I'm going through...
I declare, I quite overlooked that
Additionally, those hens in the pictures are younger, that's why the lacing is cr**y. I am soo curious to see a picture of Black Laced Blue D'Anvers. I've never even seen master exhibitors with that much distinction in their Blue D'Anvers.
I did know the ABA...
This SOP confuses me sometimes. They will put an extremely rare bird like the Columbian leghorn in it, and they won't put something as common as a Chocolate orpington in it
Looks like your gonna get quite a large variety of adults from these. Oh, in the American Poultry Association they admitted Columbian Leghorns. Have you ever seen them in this country?
Sounds cool.
One of the reasons I started this thread wasn't so much about showing off my birds but to show off what someone could do with one breed and a few colors/patterns.
I'm not a genetics scholar. I've never even read a genetics book of any sort.
I like to say I know a lot about a little...
I am also breeding to standard, but I have quite a bit of poultry breeding friends who are members of the APA like myself and we are looking to get our varieties recognized in the future