Welsummer cross Wyandotte?

Nickeyo

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OK I have a LF Partridge Welsummer hen and a Golden laced Wyandotte rooster, this spring I am planning on breeding the two of them and I was wondering If any of you had some pictures of the same cross?

Please can you post some pics, and My wyandotte bantam roo is quite big compared to my neighbours bantams (he breeds Welsummer's and loads of golden and silver laced Wyandotte's) he gave me the big bantam because all my hens are LF, he has mated with all my other hens but he hasn't managed to mate with my Welsummer (from what I've seen) so is there any likely hood of him actually mating with her?

Here's My roo





And heres my hen




I should also mention i got here from the same guy as the wyandottes and she isn't weary of hens she just doesnt like the roo, when we introduced my two wyandottes, because my ex bats hadn't seen a roo before they were all very bold towards him and one hen dominated him straight away but now there at a dead lock, but when he would come near my welsummer she would run away.
 
OK I have a LF Partridge Welsummer hen and a Golden laced Wyandotte rooster, this spring I am planning on breeding the two of them and I was wondering If any of you had some pictures of the same cross?

Please can you post some pics, and My wyandotte bantam roo is quite big compared to my neighbours bantams (he breeds Welsummer's and loads of golden and silver laced Wyandotte's) he gave me the big bantam because all my hens are LF, he has mated with all my other hens but he hasn't managed to mate with my Welsummer (from what I've seen) so is there any likely hood of him actually mating with her?

Here's My roo





And heres my hen




I should also mention i got here from the same guy as the wyandottes and she isn't weary of hens she just doesnt like the roo, when we introduced my two wyandottes, because my ex bats hadn't seen a roo before they were all very bold towards him and one hen dominated him straight away but now there at a dead lock, but when he would come near my welsummer she would run away.
I dont have pics because I have not made such a cross..BUT the genetics of such cross are very simple.. the welsummer hen is wildtype for just about every gene outhere. mating it to a Laced bird will produce more laced birds(not as good laced are father but still ) why? laced birds have Co(columbian) Pg(pattern gene) and Melanotic(Ml) all of them dominant over the welsummer´s recessive counter parts co+ pg+ ml+. also the Wyandotte comb is dominant over the single comb found on the welsummer.
 
I dont have pics because I have not made such a cross..BUT the genetics of such cross are very simple.. the welsummer hen is wildtype for just about every gene outhere. mating it to a Laced bird will produce more laced birds(not as good laced are father but still ) why? laced birds have Co(columbian) Pg(pattern gene) and Melanotic(Ml) all of them dominant over the welsummer´s recessive counter parts co+ pg+ ml+. also the Wyandotte comb is dominant over the single comb found on the welsummer.

so in theory it will be a wyandotte with welsummer shaping chucked in?
 
so in theory it will be a wyandotte with welsummer shaping chucked in?
and darker eggs..
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I know this thread is 2 years old but I have the same cross in the incubator and 8 was wondering how it turned out

I’m curious how yours turned out, mine ended up looking identical to a buff laced Wyandotte except thinner however I gave the cross to a friend to live on a farm butnthe rooster turned very agressive to people to the point my friends grandmother wouldn’t enter the run as he would fly at you so he was put down
 

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