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Lets do this, I am sifting from 0 to 280 and you do it from 280 to 556 and if you find them first post them here First Edit. 100 Pages and still nothing, 400+ to go. Second Edit. Found pics of Mottled/Barred 5 week olds, the females(small combs compared to the larger ones) seem to have the...

Do we have to go thru 1000 of your posts to find them or would you be kind to help us here? Just in case I am sifting thru his "The Moonshiner's Leghorns" Page to find them and will post them if we don't get any posted here first

Impossible at hatch on Extended Black chick down for the reasons given by you. Basically Mottling has big impact on Extended Black chick down, the white irregular headspot usually found on males(females usually have smaller well shaped headspots) will disappear because mottling will extend to...

As far as I am aware that is why Barred Rocks are not considered to be Autosexing by the definition of the word, but they could if bred for(at least if one selects the most light colored males and darker females)

Depends on the e allele, if you based it on the Extended Black e allele, well it's quite harder than a wild type lavender Lavender Cuckoo Orpington chicks

Yes, Lavender will turn the hens to a very pale color, the males will remain white and the hens nearly white I have not seen a colored picture of Ancobars just this old one, but 55 flowery hen breed should be pretty good representation as to what Ancobars might have looked like 55 Flowery

I am talking about doubled barred, mottled and lavender birds

The males will be entirely white and the females Nearly white... I don't see much contrast here