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Same here I don't bring in new birds, only eggs. Well except for a few day olds as company to singles and from a trusted source.

It came up for me w/ turken

Are you going to post when you start the ebay auction?

What is the patterning of cream brabanter called? How would the genetics of those mix into mottling? I ask b/c I may have some chicks, won't know for sure until they start feathering b/c they come from a mixed flock.

This is my understanding of the barred / sex linked connection. All barred FEMALES have a double hit of the barring gene that is why they are darker as chicks and do not have the irregularities in the barring patterning that the males CAN have. Males can have a double hit too, but they will...

His great gma was Thing One or Two, both had mottled houdan for one parent (not sure if it was father or mother) anyway, they did not show anything, they were solid black, so I know there is mottling POSSIBILITY in his ancestry. I know he descends from one of the Things b/c of his split comb...

This is Pie, likely my next head roo I have one true mottled girl and several I think carry that he should really bring out the mottling in those ones. Does this guy look like he has mottling hiding anywhere?

This is music to my eyes, basically any other color mixed w/ yellow gives a color other then yellow. I know yellow is preferred in NN, but it isn't my favorite. I like white, pink, blue, green, or black over yellow.

Beautiful (but I prefer the darker hen )

Mine have houdan in their heritage.

I didn't think she was, but I have some crazy pattern mixes so just checking

Is there mottling here????

Here is a pic of R-tip, Qtip's clone daughter.

I had a mottled NN named her Q tip since she was fascinated w/ them as a chick. Lost her to a preditor recently, but not before I got a daughter from her that looks identical, no pics of her here at work, but I've been calling her R tip.