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yeah that does sound reasonable

really? I haven't checked this Cochin legs as he is my grandma's and not mine but I suppose next time I'm out there I should check that out

I plan on selective breeding for the longest tail and legs although I may be open to adding breeds that have those traits if they are offered to me. I might look into adding Phoenix blood into it eventually but for the time being I'm going to focus on getting bigger blue layers from this...

My goal is a breed who lays extra large blue eggs, has feathered legs, a crest, beard and muffs, turquoise earlobe, black skin, silkie feathers, small pea comb, 5 toes, long tail,long legs, and bigger than jersey giants and Brahms. So far I have chicks who have white leghorn, jersey giant...

here is a link to where I posted them on Facebook https://m.facebook.com/groups/929517283734517?view=permalink&id=1461752393844334

the original hen I started with was a poor quality white laced red Cornish Bantam and the rooster was a e^b/e^wh large fowl EE. Would it be more beneficial to start over with a pure ameraucanas? And maybe incorporate this bloodline later?

I'm going for buff laced white like in polish, but my chicks so far have buff lacing on a white feather. The mother was only split for the pattern genes. I would share pictures however the app isn't letting me I did post them in the ameraucana projects group on Facebook though

black with buff would produce black chicks who might have gold leakage as adults. The white with the black would produce black chicks unless the white is hiding a gene that modifies black such as the blue gene

I have 5 three month old buff laced white f2 chicks as well as some 2 month olds, I need something to outcrops to for next year because they are all full siblibgs. What breeds are close in type and also have lacing without going down in size? The mother of these chicks is half Lf half Bantam but...

I just got a chick yesterday. It is 3/4 silkie 1/4 spangled Russian orloff. It has dark skin, a walnut comb, smooth feathers, a vaulted skull, 5 toes on each foot and it even has some down on every single toe. Could I potentially call this a smooth white sizzle? And is it possible to show them...

and I have a friend hatching eggs for me 4 hatched so far from my jersey giant leghorn mix hen and he's a possible father

my boy is a second generation cross of orpington and a leghorn ameraucana mixed roo

he has similar color to my ee boy rusty https://www.instagram.com/p/BN2ce1ajqE2frNxSo60tARlzs3CtZy3Ftb7BQI0/ except my boy looks brighter than yours. Oscar wouldn't happen to have orpington and white leghorn in him would he?

Age:1 Gender:roo Crossed with: ameraucana, leghorn and orpington Age:2-3 Gender:hen Crossed with:white Jersey giant, white leghorn Age:2-3Gender:hen Crossed with:ameraucana, bantam cornish Age:2-3 Gender:hen Crossed with:EE Age:3-4 Gender:hen Crossed with:EE...

one is digital, the other is older and I'm not sure what it uses, I think they are both little giants

I'd use the first one, color is pretty easy to fix and even if he is S/s that is easily fixed just breed him to hens that are for sure gold based, maybe breed him with some regular wheaten hens just to be sure?

Yeah, it was cool, they literally hatched at the room temperature we keep the house at,I can't wait to actually hatch some chickens again though

if only it could fit my Turner in it and wasn't taken apart to hatch snake eggs in it this last summer

my last batch were all fertile too, but both of my incubators are cheap crappy ones, I think I hatched more eggs with my homemade one lol. And that one was just a Styrofoam cooler insulated with foil and heated by a lightbulb

I gave the pair back to the person I got them from and my other male was killed by a dog. My trouble has been the fact that my Temps in the incubator would fluctuate from 95 degrees to 129 degrees with eggs in there, but it stayed constant without eggs