Ross Johnson
In the Brooder
- Jun 26, 2017
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Applying the genes to a Punnett square it would appear that a frizzle crossed with a frizzle would result in 50% frizzle, 25% smooth, and 25% undesirable curlies.
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I have used the Silkies exclusively after the first cross. I use Sizzle females and Silkie Roosters or a smooth Sizzle. You will get around 50 % Frizzled birds with a Smooth/Frizzle mating. If you use a smooth bird from such a mating your will increase your percentage of Frizzles.
You do need a bird with the frizzling expressed in your pair in order to get any offspring with frizzling.