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This forum is not a place for a debate it is a place for ideas. You can debate with others but not me. Tim

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The chart is just like making a cake. If the cake recipe calls for a cup of sugar you can not substitute a cup of salt for the cup of sugar. It will not work. One bird must have the genetics of the light brown leghorn and the other must have sex linked barring without any genes that would cause...

Quote: That is wierd that the yellow shanked ones do not have pea combs or beards, I have hatched one hen with yellow legs, beard and pea comb. Unfortunately, she lays a light brown egg. What is your goal as far as feather color? I am assuming the Leghorns were rose combed? So the F2s will...

Never use a white bird in a black sex-linked cross unless you know the pedigree of the white bird. The easter egg male could be barred under the white therefore all the chicks will be barred. If you only hatched a few chicks, then it could be that they are all boys. Auto-sexing and sex-linked...

The best autosexing breeds are built on the wild type E locus allele- like in the light brown leghorn. If you want a blue egg, you can not use a barred rock in the mix. You will have to use a barred holland to introduce the barred gene. Barred hollands lay a white egg if you use a barred rock...