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  1. Redhead Rae

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    The hens are probably a sexlink, but it really is a crapshoot what you will get depending on the hens that laid the eggs.
  2. Redhead Rae

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    The chicks would be sex linked because the mother is barred. However, I’m unsure if the head spot would be visible in the down of the chicks. For example, I had a leghornX roo over barred hens only one of the male chicks was decernable at hatch (he was grey) the rest of the male got the dominant...
  3. Redhead Rae

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    Yes. and if the male is a solid color that isn't dominant white (like a leghorn).
  4. Redhead Rae

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    I've been considering doing this so I can sell sexed Chocolate Orp Pullets. I need to find black Orps though. I have 3 chocolate hens and I'm going to get a Chocolate Trio on Monday.
  5. Redhead Rae

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    I found out something interesting. You can get sex-links by putting a chocolate rooster over black hens of the same breed. Hens only need one chocolate gene for it to manifest, males need two.
  6. Redhead Rae

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    Y Yes. Only caveat, no dominant white birds (white leghorn). That would hide the barring.
  7. Redhead Rae

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    This is what my New Hampshire over Dominique looks like. She is 10 weeks. This is her sister. Same father, but from a Dominque over Buff mother
  8. Redhead Rae

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    You forgot that the non-barred male can't be dominant white. I bred a leghorn/mystery cross roo to barred Dominique and Dominique cross hens, only one roo in 3 hatched with a spot. The other two were solid yellow as chicks. When their second feathers came in, you could see faint barring in the...
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