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Liege Fighter bas Some of these hens lay

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Description

Some of these hens lay the darkest Marans eggs we’ve ever seen

Breed Standard

Although earlobes with some red coloring are accepted

and deep historical roots

The majority of the chicks will hatch on day 21 and we normally see a male-to-female ratio of 50:50

Liege Fighter bas Some of these hens layBreed History In Western Europe, for centuries bloodlines of game fowl were carefully selected to survive and dominate in the unforgiving world of the cockpit. Belgians bred their farmyard birds to produce a meaty and powerful chicken breed originally called a Lombards rooster and later a Bruges Game that could vanquish an opponent or fill a roasting pan equally well. In the mid to late 1800s in eastern Belgium the Bruges Game was crossed with large

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