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Well then, that sounds ideal for breeding sex-linked ducklings. It sounds like they are chocolate mallard or something similar. I thought that it was just another name for the Golden 300, which is a breed with several names.

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Golden Cascade is a rare breed, but from what I see online, your drake should be heterozygous for the chocolate allele, meaning that you can't use him to make sex-linked ducklings. You can't have two sex-linked generations in a row. Let me make it clearer with breeds that I am more familiar...

Saxony are light phase (like appleyards) and have two blue dilution alleles. No chocolate.

You need to mate a chocolatey drake with a non-chocolatey duck. The male ducklings will be non-chocolatey, whereas the female ducklings will, so as you see, the color switches in the F1 generation. If you bought your golden cascades from a hatchery, then they will be sex-linked, which means...