A production black is also known as a california grey
i breed a partridge roo to a california grey and got black sex links
i crossed a brown egg layer to the white egg layer
they havent layed yet but are coming close to it
i can let u know when they do.
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goin back to this question i asked a while back. all chicks i hatched looked like the one in the pic. and sooo far the ones i can tell gender on are pullets and the new chicks i did feather sexing and they seem to be pullets. did i get lucky and just get all girls?? all 5 eggs i put in...
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ohh kk. i crossed a Partridge Penedesenca roo with my california grey hen. and the babies look like this. i was wondering if they are sex linked. some eggs didnt hatch. and i opend then and some were black with white on there wings and had white feet. but the ones that hatched looked...
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ohh kk. i crossed a Partridge Penedesenca roo with my california grey hen. and the babies look like this. i was wondering if they are sex linked. some eggs didnt hatch. and i opend then and some were black with white on there wings and had white feet. but the ones that hatched looked...
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ive read that many times and it dont help me at all. its to confusing for me.
I'll try. Genes normally come in pairs. The chick normally gets one gene from its father and one from its mother to make up a pair. A rooster is a generous sort. He gives a copy of all his genes to all...
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Read this
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=261208
Tim
ive read that many times and it dont help me at all. its to confusing for me.