Comb type

[MegTheHenEggQueen]

I geek out on chickens and quail. I breed them both and donate the birds! It’s my 43 year old midlife crisis I guess hatching babies. I have 2 kiddos but I may like the birds better

Because EEs typically have at least one pea comb gene. You need two single combs to get a bird that has a single comb. If you have just one single gene, it won't show

Btw I started following you on here Jacin

 

[MegTheHenEggQueen]

That's a single comb

I known and it’s mixed with Easter egger! So cra cra!! I breed them so I know the breeds

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I known and it’s mixed with Easter egger! So cra cra!! I breed them so I know the breeds

Not that crazy. I own several with single combs. Some from my vbreeding, some from a hatchery.

 

[MegTheHenEggQueen]

Not that crazy. I own several with single combs. Some from my vbreeding, some from a hatchery.

Thank you for letting me know! It’s a cute small one

 

[AnimalCrazed]

I needed to jump on and ask a question, and I found this thread so I figured I'd ask here.

I have what looks like a buttercup comb on a chick. It's a Olive Egger Backcross so a Olive Egger hen with a modified pea comb with a Welsummer or BCM rooster are his parents.

What do you think?