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Does any body knows what breeds are used to produce this one? Tried to find on internet but no luck so far.
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Does any body knows what breeds are used to produce this one? Tried to find on internet but no luck so far.
Hy-Line Browns are a Red Sex Link produced by crossing Rhode Island Reds rooster with Light Sussex hens.
Thanks Michael for info. Also I heard that Hy-Lines are cross between RIR Rooster and White Leg Horn Hen or Australorp Rooster and White Leg Horn Hen. Which one is correct? Looks like there is no right recipe for how to create Hy-Line hybrids?
Thanks Michael, very informative. I just was reading the reviews on hybrids and came across Hy-line Brown chicken. It was rated no.1 for laying eggs. So it is why I started searching what that was. Spent couple of days doing that and didn't find any thing. Wanted to try cross but didn't know what exactly
What LS hen and WL hen stands for? Thanks again for information. How do you know about all of this?
Ok, in order to get Hy-Line Brown Hens, what do I really mix with what? This is my first year having chickens and I have few different pure bloods. Also, since you are so knowledgeable in this area, what is the difference between Golden Comets and Cinnamon Queens? Cherry Eggers and Red Productions? Thanks.
To get Hy-Line Browns, you need to cross a Rhode Island Red with a Light Sussex hen. Golden Comets and Cinnamon Queens are almost an identical cross. To get Cinnamon Queens you need to cross a pure Rhode Island Red rooster with a Rhode Island White hen. To get Golden Comets you need to cross a Production Red rooster with a Rhode Island White hen. Cherry Eggers and Production Reds are labels used by different hatcheries for the same red gene rooster cross X red gene hen cross. You can get Cherry Eggers/Production Reds by crossing any combination of Rhode Island Red, New Hampshire Red, or Cherry Egger/Production Red. Cherry Eggers/Production Reds are not sex linked; the chicks are all reddish (both male and female), and cannot be sexed by color at hatching. Cherry Eggers/Production Reds are excellent layers but not usually quite the egg laying machines that sex links are. Other labels under which some hatcheries (depending on which silver gene hens are used) market their Red Sex Links are Red Star, Gold Star, Brown Sex Link, Gold Sex Link, Golden Buff, Bovans Brown, Hubbard Golden Comet, Isa Brown, , Shaver Brown, Babcock Brown, Warrens, Gold Lines, Lohmans, Lohmans Brown, Brown Shaver, Red Shaver, Bovans Goldline, etc. Black Sex Links are also marketed by hatcheries under the labels Black Star and Bovans Nera.Dear Michael, do you know what other breed I can mix Rhode Island White Rooster with besides its own kind? I have 3 of them, so would like to use them for something good besides chicken soup