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Except for a very select few genes (such as chocolate) not a lot of genes are sex linked. There's also some genes that result in sexually dimorphic results (such as how a partridge rooster looks different than a partridge hen, although both are still equally partridge) but it's not as easy as...

I feel like buff can vary a lot in its shades, and you have to take into account also that the hackle and saddle feathers on a rooster are going to also be quite a bit darker! I know of the intensity gene but I'm not sure if that's what causes the differences in buff coloring, buff itself is a...

1. If both parents are the same color, all of their chicks would most likely be the same color as them. If the color is something like partridge where it's sexually dimorphic (where males look different from females) then all of the females would look like mom, and all of the males would look...