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Cream Legbar

$1.99Price
Sex
Staight Run
Male
Female
Date Available
OCT 6TH 2026
OCT 13TH 2026
OCT 20TH 2026
OCT 27TH 2026
NOC 3RD 2026
NOV 10TH 2026
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DEC 1ST 2026
DEC 8TH 2026
DEC 15TH 2026
DEC 22ND 2026
DEC 29TH 2026
Quantity
Out of Stock

Cream Legbar

The Cream Legbar is a highly sought-after, auto-sexing breed known for its striking appearance and beautiful blue eggs. Originally developed in Britain, this unique and productive layer stands out for both its practicality and charm, making it a favorite among serious breeders and backyard enthusiasts alike.

Purpose: Egg production

Egg Color: Sky blue

Egg Size: Medium to Large

Production: 180–230 eggs per year

Mature Weight:Hens: 5–6 lbsRoosters: 6–7 lbs

Temperament: Active, alert, friendly

Hardiness: Cold and heat tolerant

Auto-Sexing Advantage

One of the Cream Legbar’s most valuable traits is its auto-sexing capability. Chicks can be sexed at hatch based on their coloring—males are lighter with less defined head stripes, while females display darker, more pronounced striping. This makes flock planning simple and efficient from day one.

Beautiful Blue Egg Production

Cream Legbar hens lay consistent sky-blue eggs that add vibrant color to any egg basket. They typically begin laying around 20–24 weeks of age and maintain steady production with proper nutrition and management. Their blue eggs are a top seller in specialty and backyard markets.

Distinctive & Elegant Appearance

With their soft cream and gray barring, upright posture, and signature crest, Cream Legbars are both refined and eye-catching. Their single comb and lightweight build make them excellent foragers, thriving in free-range systems while remaining adaptable to secure runs.

Management Notes

Cream Legbars are active birds that appreciate space to roam. They are generally not overly broody and focus their energy on laying. Because of their alert nature, they benefit from regular handling to maintain a calm temperament. Provide adequate shelter in extreme cold due to their single comb, and ensure good predator protection in free-range setups.

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