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I think at some point I posted about this in the past but I’m not entirely sure, I like my broiler, but decided he didn’t really need to be with my tiny hens(standard silkie, sebright, and polish) so he currently gets to be roommates with his sons, a bantam silkie roo, and 2 other bantam Cochin...

Year before last I ended up with a broiler silkie roo (dunno how or why) I hatched a clutch from him and a bantam silkie lady, got 2 cockerels, who are smaller than dad but bigger than a standard silkie roo. currently not intending to hatch more, but thought it might be relevant-ish to the...

Okay, so I have an update to make to this thread, we currently are brooding turkeys, guineas, and chickens. We are finally starting to move them around, which means by winter I can finally start the breeding project and by next hatching season I’ll be able to produce some first gen. cross...

8 weeks old. Unsure what color she is,I know she must have a dilution gene but I’ve never seen it express like this in a cat. What would this be called?

I feel like this thread was made for me lol. I have a couple different specimens, but I have a couple seabed fossils, however they have quartz crystals inside. No pictures rn but will add some when I get them. I live in central texas, very interesting to look at on a geological map. Apparently...

I figured, at least that they probably weren’t leghorns. Noodles barring isn’t grey but actually a tan/ very light brown color. It’s kinda hard to tell from the photos.

Hmmm I’m still not sure they are leghorns. They’re a bit chunky compared to my young leghorn although I guess that could be age related.

Ok so I got some pictures, white hens at the top and comparison pictures at the bottom (sorry my hens look like sunburnt turkeys lol I haven’t gotten my saddles yet)alright everything from this point and down are comparison pictures (make sure to read the labels)RIR x Buff Orpington- natural...

How did you get to this conclusion? He looks like any other barred rock roo?

Well… i guess it depends on a few things

Brewster was from the feed store so his genetics are completely unknown to me. His son, espresso is from him and my barred rock hen (actually he is the only purebred chicken we’ve ever hatched)

Please elaborate?

He’s a yearling, and I was very surprised he fathered any chicks because my other rooster Buffy is most definitely the dominant rooster.

Just in case other people are confused with names

Barred rock roo #1 is espresso and #2 is Brewster. White barred roo is noodles.

The first barred rooster is noodles’s brother and he is still very young.(less than 6 months)

They look more orange to me so idkAlright those are all of noodles, the next will be brother, father, and mother in that order.idk why her legs look more yellow in the photo but they are definitely white. Not his actual mom but all my white hens look the same and she was the easiest to take a...

Btw noodles has orange legs.

After a quick walk out to the coop, all white legs. So not white Plymouth’s, and not leghorns. What are they?

I don’t know and yes