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too cute

Time and effort , well said tim, and fun to boot

Time and effort , well said tim, and fun to boot

Thanks Tim ,,,,, my mentor

Bird that carry white as the dominate color should not be used to cross for sex link hybrids they will not be sexable at hatch silver is the key ,,, I'm not sure what you mean what Hendrix has done, ISAs have dominant white. [/quote syerf , white is not dominet in the ISA brown the white...

You are absolutely correct the leghorn is the key in the cross that gives them there exponetional output but the white color gene needs to be at a level not to interfear with the sex linking color gene if your parent stock is carrying the white gene as the dominant factor it will interfear with...

Very very nice I had not considers riw in my project but intriguing just the same, I had been looking for Plymouth white rock eggs with a strong silver geneom but was unable to locate any quality hatching eggs last year when I started. I have heard from others interested in the same goal as ours...

I am very interested in your riw cmom any pics of your parent stock ? You say they are good producers ? Close to that of a leghorn ? Strong silver genome ? Got me thinking ,,,, lol

dont know how i did that ignore the double post lol

first cross nh over slw. second same roo (curently my best after 3 culls) over slw/delaware cross hen, theses are the improved early producers a three way cross with exelent sex linking red pullets white/silver cockerels i have not perfected my four way parent stock with addition of the leghorn...

first cross nh over slw. second same roo (curently my best after 3 culls) over slw/delaware cross hen, theses are the improved early producers a three way cross with exelent sex linking red pullets white/silver cockerels i have not perfected my four way parent stock with addition of the leghorn...

here is both gens of my project, back ground pullet is 15 weeks forground is 18 the second gen improvement started putting down eggs this week a three week increase in early production i call them my costa rican comet lol

the current roo in my project with a few of his off spring in the back ground ,he is of meyer hatchery stock out of ohio

Finally I run into another chicken crazy fowl that share my vision to reproduce the ISA brown in the back yard ,,, lol it's been a obsession with me for a few years now if I was still living in the states it would be so much more simple to obtain the stock and supplies needed but all the brick...

That's great I have been working on a fourway , at the moment I am breeding my w leghorn to my silver wyandott hens trying to breed out the Dom white and add the silver gene to improve egg production but the Dom white seems to keep coming back instead of going the other way I want to boost the...

as soon as the feather out ,,, and they grow very fast 6-8 weeks should see the down gone and feathers in

yea cmon they are a amazing hybrid , they set the standard that others are judged by I have done extensive reading on them and have visited ISA battery barns here in costa rica ISA does offer pullets for sale here with a 500 chick min the ISA was the primary reason for me to attemp my own sex...

well I have a lilitle inside info on ISA and Hendrix genetics , here in costa rica the commercial egg industry is dominated by brown eggs ISA is the largest producer in the country in 2001 they were givin permission to build hatcherys and grow out facility's and import 10000 eggs from their...

I believe they are the only licensed hatchery in the us to offer the real ISA brown developed by Hendrix genetics ,, I think

Pics of my home grown girls to follow ,,,, I hope I can figure out how lol