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Originally Posted by
Yoda 
What about the charcoal w/e I got from you deerman? I bred him to your IB split to charcoal hen and got 4 whites, 3 charcoal (1 male for sure), some pieds and a couple IB w/e. One or more of the whites could be a charcoal male?
you got some of my spalding split charcoal hens ,some were split white some split pied....you hit the jack pot...i also hatched charcoal and white from those birds...he is not dark pied...but split to pied or white....if i remember right think white.
Frank , you got what alot of breeders would love to have....with those chicks.
. hens are spalding split charcoal pied/white.
here are your chicks
1. spalding pied split charcoal
2. spalding ib w.e split charcoal
3.spalding white either split charcoal or are charcoal under the white mask.
4. spalding charcoal maybe w/e
your peacock is not spalding so if you give me wing number i can tell you if 50% or 25% spalding on the hens i think u got a 50% hen
if i was you i would keep the white and charcoal hens....reason i breed then spalding was a splalding charcoal hen have been known to lay eggs.
now if Randy charcoal w/e is a dark pied and one of those white chick is which is a least a split charcoal(now if white/charcoal she may not lay) but if split she will = 75% spalding charcoal pieds 25% spalding pieds split charcoal.......good odd most would be spalding charcoal w/e pied.....now think about it VERY FEW IF ANY HAVE BEEN RAISED
Frank remember..........those peachick are worth alot of dollars..I saw a charcoal bs w/e sell on egg bid for $950 few years back.
Hope i'm still around to see your birds color out
Edited by deerman - 2/9/12 at 7:56pm
