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My mixed breeds! (Olive Eggers and Wheaten Ameraucana Crosses)

It is the one on the back left. Medium brown with dark spots

Black copper roo over leghorn hen: Body of a Marans, but white with a few black feathers.

I would keep the sex linked barred rocks for the best layers. The bufforp will probably lay pretty well too, but may require more food to fill out those meaty britches. I'd also keep an EE for uniqueness. So my vote would be barred rock and EE.

With mixed breeds it is hard to tell. I have a barred rock mix roo, and he will throw out chicks with dots on their heads depending on what hen laid the egg. The dots are always the boys.

Sorry, I do not have experience with either breed. Good luck! Sounds like a fun project.

what color of legs and type of comb do they have?

My new silver laced Wyandotte cross. So adorable!

Right!? It is by far my favorite egg. I'm hoping to try and breed a few more by mixing my wheaten Ameracauna cross roo with my marans and marans crosses. :)

Beautiful and unique!

here are my eggs today. Almost all are crosses. The top egg is from a wheaten ameracauna crossed with an EE hen.

I've loved my white leghorn Mariana crosses. They lay almost everyday. Even my three year old! From my experience, anything with leghorn cross is a great layer.

Wow! You all have some awesome cross breeds!

Ah! I've been wanting to get one with such contrasting color!

Love the new crosses people have posted. I will go take a picture of my wheaten roo crossed with barred rock and Easter egger hen.

I love Leven! And milkshake looks like a yeti!

Awesome! I just hatched out an SBEL crossed with a blue marans roo, a Australorp crossed with a white leghorn, and a silkie hen crossed with a frizzle roo.

Wow! Awesome. Are you from Spain? I am looking into attending IESE in a few years in Barcelona!

Thanks! I love the wheaten rocks and am sad that they were both Roos. :( I am hatching out chicks of a white leghorn/EE hen (SBEL), who was under a blue copper marans. Should be olive edgers that lay a huge leghorn size egg. :) I'm also hatching out a silkie showgirl mix! We'll see how they turn...

Here are my wheaten Ameracauna roo over barred rock and RIR crosses.