Anyone have Golden Pheasant mutations- Pics - Page 13

Therein lies the great rub. I too, of course love the different colorations or oddities but will always love the originals the best by far. Be it ducks, peacocks or whatever. All you can hope is that there are enough truebloods left in the wild or reliable breeders in cativity.We as humans always are trying to improve stuff and there sure isnt nothing wrong with that either. God only knows for sure or for others that dont believe that. Evolution only knows. Either way dont hurt your head too much with it. Nice pics everyone.

I'm just learning about pheasants at the moment, but can anyone tell me if these varieties are all naturally occurring mutations, selective breeding, or from hybrids?

They are all really beautiful.  I'm partial to the splashes. 

I got this one out of my two red goldens below, you can see his red brother behind him.

juniordad

Hi,

I am looking for a genetics overview of the golden pheasant. Hope you can help me.

Cinnamon mutation: is it sexlinked? dominant? incomplete dominant? recessive?

Splash mutation: incomplete dominant (1 dose = splash, 2doses = white patterned)? Is it related to cinnamon?

What does a peach without the yellow mutation look like?

Would the silver and 2 doses of splash combined be all white?

How can the darkface mutation be recessive when crosslings of golden and amherst show darkface?

Thanks in advance.

we keep peach, F1 red goldens, Flame goldens, red and peach spash, and yellow splash, ill try and get somepics also

any new pics this year?? and for those with them- mahogany goldens : product of darkthroat and cinnamon?