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I'm actually not all that fond of white chickens myself, but it's not because they're "common" or anything like that. It's because they're more susceptible to predators since they stand out while free-ranging, white feathers show every speck of dirt, and the white gene is very dominant, causing...

There is no such thing as a "California Rock." The California Gray (aka Production Black) was bred from Barred Rocks and White Leghorns and they lay white eggs. They are a very different breed from Barred Rocks. Info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Gray The California White...

Quote: Do you mean to ask DMRippy? I don't have any Leghorns or Leghorn crosses...

Quote: Ancona Andalusian Appenzeller Spitzhauben California Grey (aka Production Black) California White (hybrid) Campine Catalana Crevecoeur Cubalaya Dorking Fayoumi Hamburg Holland Houdan Jaerhon La Fleche Lakenvelder Leghorn Minorca Polish Redcap Sicilian Buttercup Sultan Sumatra White...

Quote: Ancona Andalusian Appenzeller Spitzhauben California Grey (aka Production Black) California White (hybrid) Campine Catalana Crevecoeur Cubalaya Dorking Fayoumi Hamburg Holland Houdan Jaerhon La Fleche Lakenvelder Leghorn Minorca Polish Redcap Sicilian Buttercup Sultan Sumatra White...

Quote: Silver Spangled Hamburgs lay white eggs. Egg color genes... white x blue = light blue white x green = 50% light blue, 50% brown white x brown = brown brown x blue = green brown x green = 50% brown, 50% green As you can see, the white egg color gene is very recessive. A rooster who...