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Males have two barring genes, as you know; females have one barring gene. That said -- pair your probably single-barred male with your barred female and she will pass along her barring gene -- he will pass along either barring on non-barring -- so the male chicks from that pairing would be 50%...

Hi Centrachid, How are you doing? This OEGB crele is from Cackle Hatchery website. Looks like Cackle Hatchery has a wide assortment of OEGB. Some of the pictures are taken in show cages. This link is to the Crele: https://www.cacklehatchery.com/crele-old-english-game-bantam.html IMO a...

Good luck with your project! The chart was developed for the discussion a couple years ago on Cream Legbars. There seemed to be a big push to have a silver-looking chicken as the ideal cream Legbar. I was trying to communicate that silver doesn't equal cream. The proponents of ultra light...

Not sure if this will be helpful. In a book the late David Scriviner said that Crele is the barring gene plus duckwing. Duckwing - as I understand it is e+ on the E-Locus. To my limited understanding the E-Locus on wheaten is ewh. That would lead me to think that your silver duckwing would...

I didn't get that the poster was using this as a Kangaroo word: By taking the first letters of both words - it spells Crele. duh?

The above diagram is from R.C. Punnett for the creation of the Gold Legbar which was the precursor to the Cream Legbar.. So great to see a discussion from all the powerhouse-minds on chicken gentics...Henk, Chris, Tim - others whom I haven't been in contact with ----- all of you who...

Dusting off this old thread from 4 years ago... IMO - you probably couldn't say that all Creles are Cream Legbars, but you could probably say that Cream Legbars are Cream Creles.