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I just have to give up... you keep trying to run all over the place over a very simple issue. It is this simple. If the chick has pea/walnut and there are pea/walnut bird in the flock then it is the parent. To try to throw in everything, anything else is being willingly obtuse. I give...

Talk to other genetic experts. Not to that one.

OK now we are getting somewhere with the bolded part. Why still the resistance though? Yes we all know mutations, etc however for example if there is one pea combed bird in a flock of single combs and some chicks come up with pea combs, it is very reasonable to assume the pea combed bird is...

No it is this simple. Single comb bred to single comb= 100% single comb. If the slo gro broilers are single combed and there are any pea/walnut combed bird in the flock then it is the parent.

If the slo gro broiler have single comb, and marans have single comb.... then pea/walnut is not happening. It does not matter what their history is.

CLB= cream legbar? If so, I have to say he would look normal for a CLB cross. Darker coloring overall- looks to possibly have a single dose of barring.. if he throws some non-barred daughters, this is proof(and this to me would be proof he is a cross/mix instead of pure CLB). He also looks...

Hi and thanks.. hard to tell what exactly the comb is though.. is it a single or a funky pea comb? Want to say I can see you're starting to become defensive. It's not our intent to do that, I think most of us are very surprised at that bird's appearance and want to figure out what is up. That...

I agree, don't see Marans in that bird either. Nash, what comb do your slow broilers have?