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Handsome guy! He looks similar to my EE roosters. It doesn't look like he has any barring so I imagine he would make some nice BSL olive eggers with your cuckoo hen.

What color is the EE rooster? If he's not barred or white (which can hide barring) then you made black sex link olive eggers... Which would mean that your cute little chick is male. This only works if you use a barred/ cuckoo female and non-barred male. The male offspring will be barred and...

She's very pretty! She looks like a partridge Plymouth Rock.

This hen (silkie cochin cross) had an accidental run in with a buff orp rooster And gave us this equally broody hen: Who mated with a Wyandotte and produced this rooster:

He looks kinda rumpless but he does have a tail. It's just set really low from his silkie and cochin heritage.

This slightly ridiculous looking guy is 1/8 silkie, 1/8 Cochin, 1/4 buff orpington and 1/2 gold laced Wyandotte.

Wow! Those are gorgeous! Post a photo of her eggs when she starts laying. I would love to see what color they turn out to be.

She is very cute! I actually have some that look very similar. Mine have some cochin and Orpington in their background too though. They are only about 6 weeks old. I'm still not sure if they will be crested or not. I have a couple all black ones too.

I have this one. He's about 10 weeks old. Mom is a black copper marans and dad is a silver duckwing easter egger.

You'll end up with some nice black sex-links. You'll be able to sex them at hatch. The males will have a white spot on the top of the head and will be barred like mom. The females will be mostly black with some gold feathers.

Well, if you use the barred rock hens, the chicks will be sexable by color at hatch... That's best for egg production since you don't have to raise a bunch of boys if you don't want to.

I have a 3 month old silver ameraucana/ white leghorn mixed pullet too. She also has the puffy cheeks and beard. I also have 4 pullets from the buff orpington roo and a mystery mixed breed hen. They are all mostly buff colored right now. One has feathered legs even though neither parent did.. I...

He does! Here's a front view that shows them better.

This is a cross between a Buff Orpington rooster and a blue and brown Easter Egger hen. I love how his coloring turned out! He's a beautiful combination of both parents. I'm just not a big fan of the bizarre modified pea comb.

I bought these girls today. The two lighter colored ones are a cross between Rhode Island Red hens and a barred rock rooster.