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I have a bantam rooster with mixed heritage. I believe he is 1/4 Silkie, and 3/4 Bantam Cochin. His comb is very interesting, a bit too spiked for me to clearly call it a pea comb, it doesn't seem very rose comb like to me either. Almost like a cushiony pea comb style, with 2 rows of spikes...

Interested in cascade eggs as well

So, questions/thoughts on a non-standard sex-linked cross. You only ever read about Red sex-linked, Black sex-linked, Barred sex-linked, and feather sexing. I was playing around on Breedbook http://www.breedbook.org/?action=geneticscalculator&tab=CHICKEN It seems if you cross a White...

I'm all the way over North of Houston in Huntsville. We raise ducks, and I have a few roosters, but that is a long long drive.

Will you ship?

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I am near Huntsville, but that is a bit of a drive.

I would be happy to give them a good home! We have a happy mixed duck flock up in Huntsville, and we just love them. I can come pick them up on either Sunday or Monday, if that is an option. I would come earlier, but with work schedules that is the soonest I can make a 2 hour one way trip...

I live in Huntsville, and have a mixed gaggle of geese. We keep them as yard pets. We eat some eggs, but don't raise them for meat. They would have friends! I have 2 Toulouse hens, a Buff Gander, a Cotton Patch Gander, a China/Cotton Patch goose, and two younger Buff/Toulouse/Tufted girls...

I think you most likely have a hen. By this age, the drake's bill usually starts to turn olive green. Does it quack?

I currently have a bantam housed with my Bielefelder roo. She is a Cochin/Serama mix. No eggs yet, but I will let you know if anything comes of it.

Well, I certainly hope tobe selling some. How soon depends on how many generations it takes me to cement that gene. Here's to hoping I get bearded offspring this winter!

Lol, once I have them rolling I'll be sure to share.

Nice looking quail! I'd love some eggs when you get to that point.

I'll be sure to announce if/when I have some ready to share! On a side note, looks like you are just down the road from me. Hi neighbor!

Mine is currently in with 3 hens, and I hope to be collecting eggs fertilized by him in a few weeks. We shall go from there!

I'm in Huntsville Texas. About 4 hours away. I can't make a trip that far, but if you ever make it to the Huntsville, Houston or College Station areas I could meet you! Hope you find them a great home, if I can't help!

Back from the grave! How has this quail done? Have you been able to reproduce or set the mutation? I hatched an A&M with a similar tuft, and I hope to work with it in breeding. If you have managed to keep these genetics, I would love to swap some eggs with you.

I have free range Muscovy ducks, they eat all the flies. They see my quail pens as buffets.

For a quieter non-muscovy duck you may want to look at Cayugas. They still quack, mine are just quieter than the Welsh Harlequins, almost deeper and more hoarse sounding.