Our primary breeds are our Yellow Leg Hatch, Madigin Clarets, and Lacy Roundheads from my grandfather Herman Pinnon's blood lines, some of the best fowl from my grandfather's farm that my brother and I got in 2002 when he passed away. We maintain his Pure Yellow Leg Pea Comb Hatch, also commonly known as Pinnon Hatch or Yellow Leg Herman Pinnon Hatch. We have bred extensively to the double-nose right out (13 time winner bloodline). If you look back in your Gamecock magazines 30 years ago, he was the only one advertising this breed, and he bred them since the 1930s. This is his breed, and they have remained in the family for 70+ years. Our Madigin Clarets have been in the family since 1946. Grandpa got these from Col. Madigin son-in-law. The Lacy Roundheads originally came from Oscar Atkin back in 1974. The Regular Greys I have are a very good bloodline that came from Fred Ettleman. These are very good pure, which is very unusual for Greys to be as successful as this family. Fred got these from Johnie Moore (an old running buddy of my Grandfather's) and Jack Taylor. Johnie Moore got his from Harold Brown.