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Brahma chicken colors!
That is incorrect. A light male to a buff female will have silver females, and silver to silver with yellowing in males. Chicks should appear the same at hatch. The dark and light crosses will not be able to be sexed at birth either. So, what are you planning to use? What are you wanting to...- gojira
- Post #20
- Forum: Exhibition, Genetics, & Breeding to the SOP
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Brahma chicken colors!
What are you going to use to do that? Just curious.- gojira
- Post #18
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Brahma chicken colors!
Ok, which genes do you plan on working with? Which colors and/or patterns will you be working towards? What breeds and varieties will you be using to accomplish this?- gojira
- Post #16
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Brahma chicken colors!
I was not meaning this specific case. There are situations where one can breed different varieties, or even different breeds, together, and still breed to the standard. One has to know the genetics behind things, and do things for a purpose.- gojira
- Post #11
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Brahma chicken colors!
First, the hens the op has are dark Brahma, not light. The rooster is a mix like was already stated. I agree that breeding to this rooster will not get you to the standard, I disagree that breeding to the standard requires breeding like color to like color. There are many routes to breeding...- gojira
- Post #9
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