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Originally Posted by grasjm36 View Post

This is Snow.  She is a Light Brahma Roo X Buff Orpington.  Her sister looks more like a light brahma without feathered legs.  There was two roos that looked exactly like light brahmas as well, but they are in the freezer now.

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I didn't take pics but I had a Golden Laced Wyandotte that hatched a dozen chicks.  Each one is the shape of her (compact and petite), but the color of whatever roo she mated.  So some are black (austrlorp) and some barred (barred rock).  They all have single combs too.  Fun thread!!

Makes perfect sense since the old timers say that the chick gets it's size and shape from the hen and it's color from the roo. Of course this is only a rough guide, not 100% in all instances.

== Easy incubator wiring chart: http://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=65925 Installing a thermostat: http://cmfarm.us/WHTincubator.html
Love those Orps!

I don't care why the chicken crossed the road, as long as mine don't!

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== Easy incubator wiring chart: http://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=65925 Installing a thermostat: http://cmfarm.us/WHTincubator.html
Love those Orps!

I don't care why the chicken crossed the road, as long as mine don't!

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post #92 of 359

Thank You for starting this thread! I don't know where you originally listed it, but it should SURELY be in breeds and genetics......how else do particular breeds and traits come to be without crossing??!!?? It is nice to see what will result from calculated and accidental crosses. Who know's, we might find the beginnings of the next "must have" right here.

 

I really look forward to having something to post here someday. I'm totally saving this thread. I devoured all the pictures and descriptions of crosses.....I would LOVE some Barred rock X Buff Orpingtons!!! Thumbs up for the great idea.

Dinka the showgirl, 3 silkie youths, Weeble the braindamaged Polish frizzle roo, 2.5 domestic cats, 3.5 ferile felines, 1 surviving white goldfish, 1 ooold rescued retired champion cardigan welsh corgi, ,1 city-raised patient spouse & nosey neighbors around every corner.........daily laughs, priceless.
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Dinka the showgirl, 3 silkie youths, Weeble the braindamaged Polish frizzle roo, 2.5 domestic cats, 3.5 ferile felines, 1 surviving white goldfish, 1 ooold rescued retired champion cardigan welsh corgi, ,1 city-raised patient spouse & nosey neighbors around every corner.........daily laughs, priceless.
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post #93 of 359

I forgot to mention i also have barred rock x buff orp hens and roos, and they look exactly like the first post. beautiful birds!!

~ Proud mama of 70 some hens and 5 roosters ~  along with 12 pullets, 2 horses, 5 calves, a pup and a loving fiance ~
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~ Proud mama of 70 some hens and 5 roosters ~  along with 12 pullets, 2 horses, 5 calves, a pup and a loving fiance ~
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post #94 of 359

 

Here is my Rooster Waldo 

He is a Bantam Buff Brahma x White Chantecler

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PB262001.JPG

Here are some pictures of his sisters, who are obviously hens.

They are also Bantam Buff Brahma x White Chantecler.

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PB261996.JPG

10 Bantam Brahmas, 7 Silkies, 1 Bantam Cochin, 4 EEs, 3 Chantebras, 2 Chantecler,
3 Leghorns, 1 Dominique, 1 Australorp, 1 RIR and 5 Ducks!! Total of 38 birds!
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10 Bantam Brahmas, 7 Silkies, 1 Bantam Cochin, 4 EEs, 3 Chantebras, 2 Chantecler,
3 Leghorns, 1 Dominique, 1 Australorp, 1 RIR and 5 Ducks!! Total of 38 birds!
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post #95 of 359

WOW!!  droolin.gif

 

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Originally Posted by Settler'sDreamFarm View Post

 

Here is my Rooster Waldo 

He is a Bantam Buff Brahma x White Chantecler

PB261997.JPG

PB262001.JPG

Here are some pictures of his sisters, who are obviously hens.

They are also Bantam Buff Brahma x White Chantecler.

P2190673.JPG

PB261996.JPG



 

post #96 of 359

Here is a Rhode Island Red roo x Barred Rock hen (a.k.a. - black sex link).  This is a 4-week old cockerel.

 

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post #97 of 359

These are my EE redish roo/ blu orp hen just luv them but  they lay really lousy.

 

 

 

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I am always hatching something from-3 peafowl (purple cock over purple hen and a blue split to white hen), a pair of red golden pheasants, 3 muscovy ducks, 4 BCM (1 roo/3 hens), 7 EE (1 roo, 5 hens of various colors), 7 silkies 1 showgirl hen, several mixed laying hens, 6 coturnix quail. More farm life with goats and rabbits.  One wonderful man, a grown son and daughter and 4 grand kids.

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I am always hatching something from-3 peafowl (purple cock over purple hen and a blue split to white hen), a pair of red golden pheasants, 3 muscovy ducks, 4 BCM (1 roo/3 hens), 7 EE (1 roo, 5 hens of various colors), 7 silkies 1 showgirl hen, several mixed laying hens, 6 coturnix quail. More farm life with goats and rabbits.  One wonderful man, a grown son and daughter and 4 grand kids.

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post #98 of 359

goodpost.gif Ooo!! I have a blue EE looking hen that looks just like yours!!  Except mine is from a Blue Orp Roo X EE Hen with the same results.  Mine lays light brown eggs here and there.  Good forager tho. 

~ Proud mama of 70 some hens and 5 roosters ~  along with 12 pullets, 2 horses, 5 calves, a pup and a loving fiance ~
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~ Proud mama of 70 some hens and 5 roosters ~  along with 12 pullets, 2 horses, 5 calves, a pup and a loving fiance ~
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post #99 of 359

We are about to set some eggs that will be very interesting mixes! They are just for Layers and Pets, but we are so looking forward to seeing what they turn out like! The one we are looking forward to the most is a Red Americana Roo over a Speckled Hamburg! We can't wait to see what we get. We have all the eggs marked with the parent mixes and are just dying to get them in the incubator!

 

post #100 of 359
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Originally Posted by Settler'sDreamFarm View Post

 

Here is my Rooster Waldo 

He is a Bantam Buff Brahma x White Chantecler

PB261997.JPG

PB262001.JPG

Here are some pictures of his sisters, who are obviously hens.

They are also Bantam Buff Brahma x White Chantecler.

P2190673.JPG

PB261996.JPG

 


*drool*
 absolutely stunning... I wonder if that crossing could be used as a starting point to get a strain of brahma in that color... 
 

 

That this universe, in all it's infinite wonder, simply is, that it exists at all, is good enough for me. In my eyes, to say that something had to "create" it, to make it what it is, only succeeds to cheapen the experience, to make it less special. 

 

 

 

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That this universe, in all it's infinite wonder, simply is, that it exists at all, is good enough for me. In my eyes, to say that something had to "create" it, to make it what it is, only succeeds to cheapen the experience, to make it less special. 

 

 

 

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