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Ok so the wyandotte ameracuana/aracuana cross eggs would be green bc it would be a blue shell coated with the brown overlay coming from the wyandotte side. But as far as if the roo or hen is the one carrying the blue shell gene wouldn't make much of a difference right?

Right, and when I say EE I mean that I'm considering either a mutt that has the blue egg gene if that's all I can get my hands on or more than likely for a Roo I'd probably be getting either an Ameracuana or Aracuana. Anyone have any experience with crossing an Ameracauna/Aracuana Roo with...

Well my ladies have free run of the property but security has never been an issue. The yard is surrounded by chain link and they share the area with my pb pig and 2 small dogs so the other animals kind of serve as their body guards. Really the main reason I'm considering adding a rooster to my...

Any insights on which would be best if I do only get 1? If I want colored eggs and wyandotte looking chickens would it be best to get an EE Roo and wyandotte girls or vice versa?

I do have a large chain link dog kennel that is going to be put up to be used for an insulation area. I do plan on adding in about another 10 hens when I add in the new rooster. I'll be getting them as chicks and raising them all together. So that will put me at 15 hens total. Would that only be...

Oh and by the way if it helps I do free range my flock in my back yard that's a little over 1/2 an acre I'd say. And they have a fairly large coop that is around 4×6 ft if that helps. I don't know that it would be sufficient to maintain 2 roosters though?

I currently have a mixed flock of 5 hens (2 Australorps, 1 NH Red, 1 Barred Cochin, and 1 that I'm pretty sure is an EE). A few of my favorite breeds I'd like to integrate are Wyandottes (love their feather pattern), some colored eggs layers (prefer some blue or green shades),possibly a couple...