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2 and 6 are girls 4 and 5 are boys leaning towards boys on 1 and 3 also....

I know Heather/Rare Feathers Farm has them in the Okanogan.

Yep, what Duramax girl said. I don't try to figure it out until 8 wks when it is very obvious looking at combs and wattles. Boys combs will be red and they will have big wattles. Girls will have no wattles and still pale yellow combs.

I would think it would be any day now.....although I know sometimes the pullets can take up until 9 mo's or so to lay, so maybe it can take that long for the roo's too.

We also hatched a few recently! We only hatched five. It's kind of a test. We have a Dark Pen set up with a rooster who we think is black (in the right light, sometimes he looks very dark blue?), with two blue hens. So far, I am thinking the hatch confirmed he is black, as I think we have 4...

Blue x Blue does not breed true. You will get 25% splash, 50% blue, 25% black. Splash x Blue = 50%splash, 50% blue Blue x Black = 50% blue, 50% black splash x black = 100% blue Sometimes it is very hard to tell the splash & light blue apart, or dark blue and black. You really have to...

Quote: Lucky you! I always get it the other way around.

Quote: Hi Jim, I think you ordered some from me? If they are the only ones you have, I didn't have any black in my flock at that time so you would have only had splash & blue as my cock was splash. If you have others breeders BLRW, can't help you there. I did get some from you and some from...

Quote: Hi Jim, I think you ordered some from me? If they are the only ones you have, I didn't have any black in my flock at that time so you would have only had splash & blue as my cock was splash. If you have others breeders BLRW, can't help you there.

Quote: There is an excellent Sex Link thread here which you can ask if you don't see that combo on the first thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=261208

Anybody near me need a BLRW cockerel? I have two extra hatched from Soggy Bottom Farms eggs (Paul's, Blue & Foley's lines). One of them is definently splash, the other one may be a light blue or may be a splash. I'm not 100% sure. They are almost 16 wks. They are free if you can come get them...

Can any experts chime in with any clues they might know of to determine if you have a dark splash or a light blue? I was convinced my flock was 100% splash, but one of my hens is throwing blue babies, so she must be blue! I've heard that with splash roo's, their tail feathers are light and dark...