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Lol, come one EXPLAIN, EXPLAIN, lol.

The experts are having a gentics spat, pull up a chair and LEARN, LEARN, LEARN! Sorry, I love it when they do this.

I don't know, I guess if I am going to do it, I want to do it right. They are still very young and in a cage type brooder right now, they will be seperated before they are old enough to breed. Thanks to Chris, I now know how I can get to crele from the birds I have. Thanks to all for the help...

there is just one pullet(second picture) and 4 cockrels of those. I can't tell which it is from the first picture.

Ok, well, from the info and the pictures posted the roo is probably a BB red. My two little darker black hens (not pictured) look EXACTLY like the brown reds on that link and the other hens probably aren't bb red or brown red so to sum it up, I have nothing that will make crele with my little...

Oh I see. I tried to look them up but I could not see the difference that is why I asked. That is one of the females in the second picture but I probably need a better picture of her. Well, I see there is also one of the females in the back of the first picture in front of the white bird. Now I...

Ok, what did you just say? What do I have (umm, in English not letters since I don't know what they mean yet, lol)?

Ok, I see, so which one do I have? Is this a brown red? He is quite young yet.

Quote: What was the answer to this? Sorry, there are just too many different terms in here. I want to know if I can mate my barred OEG roo with my brown red hens to eventually get crele.