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Okay, I have down loaded the app, but haven't figured out how to use it. :) Will PM you soon, looks fun! My eggs are a bit dull right now and the hens have gone into early molt. :) Anytime you want eggs just let me know!

I don't. My roos are always gray with a dot. Never brown with a dot, could have just been the picture color.

No Problem.. I wasn't going to be offended, just wanted someone to walk me through it. :) Just wanted to discuss the never ending color discussion. Part of the reason I haven't gone for color changes, is I still don't know what is cream. : ) I appreciate your earlier feedback and didn't...

This is not Sunny, young rooster not yet filled out... How would you say he is developing. I really need honest feedback. I think he has too much chestnut, and I know most of you won't like his color... Although he is much lighter than sunny was at the same age...

First, I know he isn't changing genetically with age.. I assume you know i know that. ;). Yes, he has faded some, but also after his molt, he is notable less yellow in the hackles, and the saddle which used to be orange is now yellow, and although a mismatch from his hackles not nearly as...

Sunny is fading with age and just finished his first molt. What do you think?

Are you sure that is a roo? It looks like my less/well defined girls.

I have had one Legbar go broody, also isolated. Interestingly in comparison, 4 out of 6 BCMs are broody or raising chicks. :) Congratulations on the chicks.

Nice! Thank you.

I got her as a pullet last year, she is right around 1 year, give or take. She has not had her first full molt. I hate to take her out of the breeding group, because my hens are all over the board on type, crest, etc. I think she is a nice type. :) Thanks for you comments. :) I will look...

This little hen is a very pretty girl. You can't tell from this angle, but she has a nice heavy body and lays a beautiful large egg. Her crest and comb are pretty nice. She came from FMP's culls. She isn't very dark, but there is nothing gray about her. :) Any one of you genetic experts...