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Cornish
Cornish are stocky ole meat birds with short, close-fitting feathers from the Southwest corner of England. Most of the chicken people buy in the supermarket comes from a White Cornish / White Plymouth Rock cross. Because these poor little guys were bred to be confined, they're not the best outdoorsmen. And they're so heavy that they can't mate very well, either. Poor little dudes.


White Cornish Cockerel
Class: English
Type: Standard & Bantam
Size: Very Heavy (8+ lbs)
Rarity: Common
Purpose: Meat
Recognized Varieties: Dark, White, White Laced Red


Egg Laying: Poor (1/wk)
Egg Color: Light Brown
Egg Size: Small


Comb Type: Pea Comb
Crested: No
Feathered Feet: No
Number of Toes: 4


Hardy In Winter: Yes
Bears Confinement: Bears confinement well
Especially Docile: No
Setter/Broody: Yes
Personality: Loud and active


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