Cream Legbar cross genetics and (auto)sexing

I crossed my Cream Legbar Roo with my EE hen who is white and a grey Cochin and these are the two chicks that I got. I can clearly see chipmunk strips on the light chick and a head spot on the dark chick. So my question is: Am I right to think the chipmunk is a hen and the one with the spot is a roo? Or does it not matter because the momma hens weren't barred?
Thanks,
the Black chick may verywell be a hen also.... Why? because 100% of the hens and males will get the sex linked barred genes....

the white hen may very welll be Extended black or Birchen with a single dose of dominant white... making the black chick a E/e+ B/b+ and i+/i+(black barred male) or E/e+ B/- i+/i+ which is a female
 
Quote: I was re reading my post and I think it was a little confusing. Then hen in the pic is not the mother, just a broody I used. Both chicks have the same dad, Cream Legbar. The light chick came from an EE (pure white) and the black chick came from a Cochin(grey/silver). So the light chick (w/ light Chipmunk stripes) is a hen? And the black chick (w/ a head spot) might be a hen or a roo?
Thanks for you patience, I'm new to all this stuff.
 
Last edited:
Quote:
I guesstimated the outcome of a similar cross.... and was actually correct.. https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/745444/welsummer-cross-wyandotte another Wyandotte Welsumer cross https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/457668/wyandotte-welsummer-cross-cockerel-or-pullet but you will say? why Welsumer? well welsumers are like a welbar(autosexing breed just like legbar) without sexlinked barring.. and like welbars welbars and legbars share the following genetic make up.... e+e+(wildtype) need it for autosexing and B/B(Barring) now if you cross the Male from that cross(F1 from Wyandote to Legbar) you will be infact re creating the Gold Wybar breed... or at least getting to that Whats the Wybar? here check this link...http://www.britannicrarebreeds.co.uk/breedinfo/chicken_wybar.php http://www.autosexing.co.uk/wybar.html
 
Quote: Cool!

I don't know if this pic is any better... When it was younger the stripes were really defined and all the way down it's back.



I really appreciate all the info and hope that some day I know as much as you, nicalandia.
 
here a few links of how bantam gold wybars should look like......


single barred male show alot more gold to him


Single Barred Gold laced wyandotte AKA gold Wybar
1000



now here with double barred males(lighter color, kind of look like cream colored birds, but they lack the cream gene, its the double barring gene doing the diluting)

1000



1000



1000




source
http://www.theflyfishingforum.com/f...ion/305733-tongue-tied-about-feathers-ha.html
 
Last edited:

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom