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hatching some eggs that are bb red oegb eggs, father is a large birchen colored rooster. anyone seen a mix like this?

the legs have black on the front of the leg from knee to toe.

she is dark, and also has dark legs but the wattles throw me off. she hates being handled, and that was the best picture i could get. she’s a feisty one for sure

unsure of age, has dark feathering, dark legs, but reddening wattles. barred plymouth rock.

the thing is, he’s not pure barred rock. he’s got red, white and black feathers mixed in with his barring.

he is in with them, i was wondering if it has to do with him being with two older, larger roosters. he was there first, but obviously the two biggest roosters took dominance. is this why? he doesn’t even show interest in his OEGB hens.

anybody know how these crosses look? better yet anyone have pictures?

i am talking about the eye mark. males won’t have a dark, defined “eyeliner” mark, if they have one at all. it’s the dark strip running right across the eye

the chipmunk chicks are easy to sex. if they are missing the eye mark, it’s a male. if they do have the mark, it’s a female. sexed all 5 of my OEGB with 100% accuracy that way

Hello! I was wanting to breed my old english bantam rooster to my wyandotte hens using AI, but i noticed he doesn’t react at all to the stimulation and i know he is old enough. why isn’t he sexually active?