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Blues from John Blehm? Updated about 2 months now.

I have lavender and black crosses. Both from John Blehm. No other roosters.

Only John Blehm lavenders and cross splits. No idea, only think I can think off is the is a spontaneous blue or some blue dilutes got into Johns pen.

[/IMG] Mr Blehm this blue looking chick came from your lavenders!

What good are the bantams other than pets? Since the eggs are very small?

John this is all you fault.

So you crossed with your blacks, then got splits. Then bred the splits to splits and got lavenders? Just wonder if possible crossing with other lavender lines could improve feather and egg color/quality? I know everyone is proud of their lines. Though crossing might led to a even better more...

Has any one crossed your lines? If so how did they turn out?

Do you use the dry hatch method 30% humidity?

Sorry another question. When you ship chicks do they all come from same parents or different pens? Thank you for your time I really appreciate it. R Charmbury

So if you bred a grandparent with grandchild in the chicken world there is no inbreeding or just less? This would still seem a problem in the human world are chickens different in genetics? Has Harry Shaffer or Paul ever used yours to cross in their line? Thanks Ryan C

Are blue rings normal? Question about culling? I know you said you cull allot but how much is your average? 30%, 60%, 90%? Also when breeding Cross splits to Cross Splits will I eventually end up with a pure Black Ameraucana that I can breed back to my Lavenders? Will it be better to get a...

John eggs from your chicks. Look similar to yours? The cross split seems to have bluer eggs. 1st lavender is more green than second one.

I don't see any silver traits.

Thanks Fowlstuff (John) for the wonderful work you have done with the lavender and silver Ameraucanas. These are the best of 11 cockerels.

Yes, that is true but may be too complicated for most so I did not post it. 90% when you mix colors you will get a EE.

Yea mom is easter egger, 50% or less Ameraucana. Yes even if two different colors bred the resulting chicken is a easter egger though carries 100% Ameraucana blood and genes. Though, what you will get is 75% blood Ameraucana Blood and genes with 25% of another chicken, probably a leghorn. It...

Looks correct for the chick since lavender is really black when mated to a non lavender. Show pics when 6 months, I have been interested in how the coloring would turn out.