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Does anyone here know of any breeders with some real good silver laced OEGB? By the way, ya'll are posting some nice photos!

Does he have any gold or silver laced ones? You know, the same color as the Sebrights.

Typically that's the way it works. Oddly enough there is the odd one that pops out to look just like the one you have. In 2007 I had a golden sexlink rooster that looked almost identical to that one. I guess you and I were chosen to be the receiver of the odd colord ones, it helps keep life a...

I like this one a lot! Keep us posted on its progress.

Nice color.

Very pretty and looks to be decent quality.

Post a picture or two of them. It will be easier for us to tell you what color they are if we can see them.

Looks blue birchen.

Black males with red leakage in the hackle and saddle and most likely solid black females

Self Blue to White Rock will produce black chicks provided there's black under the recessive white in the White Rock. Self Blue to the blue wheaten OEGB will most likely produce black and blue chicks with red leakage in the roosters and solid colored females.

A full body picture would help greatly.

I have never done it, but I would imagine you would get a wide mixture of the two colors.

Silver Birchen... ...bred to brassy back... will most likely give you a good mix of the two, all the cockerels will be mostly black with silver or gold leakage in the saddle and hackle feathers. The pullets could range in color from solid black to looking like a silver birchen, you might have...

Yes that is what caught my attention that perhaps they were used.

Were there Seramas used to get the frizzled gene?

Fawn silver duckwing.

Buff Leghorn?

They will probably look something like this.

I believe this is considered a Lemon Blue.