Easter Egger question
- Thread starter madcar
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You have a chance of having colored egg laying offspring, but it is not guaranteed. A recent hatch of EE/brown layers yielded two pullet chicks - -one went on to produce green eggs while the other produced brown.
If we could see a rooster's DNA, this would be so much easier
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If he's pure for the blue egg gene, breeding him to a brown egger will yield pullets that all lay green eggs.
If he's split for blue and brown, breeding him to brown eggers will give half green eggers and half brown eggers.
If he's pure for the blue egg gene, breeding him to a brown egger will yield pullets that all lay green eggs.
If he's split for blue and brown, breeding him to brown eggers will give half green eggers and half brown eggers.
I think every mixed breeding is a roll of the dice, you never know what will come up.
x2 you could or could not get an EE.
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