Cinnamon Queens a breed?

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Hey guys i have a silver laced wyandotte roo and some road island red hens and blue wyandotte hens i have been hatching chicks like white with brown stripes and white with red tinge with brow stripes. And all white with tiny brow on its head. I am thinking the hen is the rhode island?

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The Cinnamon Queen is one of two modern day production brown egg laying strains from hybrid breeding. They produce fast body development, fast egg production and rich brown egg shell color. These strains will start to lay eggs at a younger age than most standard heritage breeds and produce big large/extra large brown eggs. They are also color sexable as chicks for the first generation which are the chicks you will receive. Cockerel chicks are white and the pullet chicks are more brownish red in color. Leg color is mostly yellow but a few may have some greenish color. Feathering color varies with brownish feathers and white feathers on the adult hens. Feathering color varies from totally white to white with light to dark red feathers in shoulder feathers in the adult rooster. Chicks from the second generation will not be color sexable and will come in multiple colors. The parent stock is made from a Rhode Island Red male and the Rhode Island White female.
 
I was wondering about the longevity of the Cinnamon Queen. I have read that their life can be prolonged by not running lights on them, howver I cant find out how long they produce and live. Are they like a Hy-Line, with e relatively short life span?
 
What I have heard and read on the Cinnamon Queen (CQ) is that they are in the 320+ class of layer. I think that the Hy-line is the only breed that will out produce the CQ. I do not think that they have a short life span, just a shortened production period, because of the high production rate. I have four from last year. I am not sure that they are even producing, as I have not noticed the tell-tail signs of coming of age. They are all interesting birds and somewhat flighty. I got mine, as I am into the small farm egg production. Plus, silly as it may sound after my trips to Iraq, they are my service animals. Yeah, I still harvest them, but there are days I need something bigger than me to get out of bed for. And 80-ish dead cluckers in my pen is enough reason to move and feed them.
 
dhopper122 said:
What I have heard and read on the Cinnamon Queen (CQ) is that they are in the 320+ class of layer. I think that the Hy-line is the only breed that will out produce the CQ. I do not think that they have a short life span, just a shortened production period, because of the high production rate. I have four from last year. I am not sure that they are even producing, as I have not noticed the tell-tail signs of coming of age. They are all interesting birds and somewhat flighty. I got mine, as I am into the small farm egg production. Plus, silly as it may sound after my trips to Iraq, they are my service animals. Yeah, I still harvest them, but there are days I need something bigger than me to get out of bed for. And 80-ish dead cluckers in my pen is enough reason to move and feed them.
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I have a "production" coop with 16 Hy-Line Browns, and 5 Cinnamon Queens. I too got them for egg production, as I enjoy giving eggs away at work. They are among my favorite chickens, they are friendly and run up to me when I go out to their coop. I am glad I have them and will get more. Oh, and they produce like crazy!
 
Uhhh i (think) have a Cinnamon Rooster. and he is HUGE compared to everyone else. (brown leghorns, gold wyndot, (bandamx1?) white silkie mixes with something...) Cinnamon is acctually pretty docile to use.. but i did play with him.. ALLOT.. and her WAS docile to the other roosters untill he figured out he was bigger. aka.. 1 yr later?
 
How aggressive are the cinnamon queen roosters? I have a gentlemen who needs to get rid of his flock with 1 rooster. I may take all of them but was curious about the rooster. I have a buff brahma rooster now who is aggressive and really only want 1 rooster.
 
A RIR rooster and a Silver Wyandotte hen produce a Cinnamon, correct? What would a BCM rooster crossed on a red sex link hen produce?
 
KEarthman said:
A RIR rooster and a Silver Wyandotte hen produce a Cinnamon, correct? What would a BCM rooster crossed on a red sex link hen produce?
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To answer your first question, that is correct. To answer your second question, you would get a mutt. Not a red sexlink, the sexlinkage doesn't carry on. If you want a black sexlink, consider crossing your BCM with any barred hen. Cuckoo Marans are a popular choice when creating black sexlinks. Cuckoo is the same gene as barring.
 

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