A sweet little Leghorn Pullet 3 months old. When it comes to popularity, no breed comes close to the Leghorn. Their popularity stems mainly from their ability to lay a large number of eggs and their almost complete lack of broodiness. Leghorns are alert and active, continually pecking and scratching. If you are looking for a reliable, prolific producer of eggs, you cannot go past the leghorn - they lay more than 300 eggs per year if well cared for. Pickup 1 km from Welcome bay Shopping Centre I travel to Papakura near the end of the month via Kaimais and Tahuna Road happy to meet there or on the way. Happy to meet Petbus if arranged by Buyer