I was petting little miss Baby this morning and felt something odd under her feathers, near her neck.... Looks like I'm going to have another bearded lady! At least I won't have any trouble telling her and Lil apart lol
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
In order to get Chocolates, you must first have the brown (e) gene present. Sorry, I do not see any Chocolate poults there. I am seeing evidence of the black (B) gene, the gray gene (cg) and the red (r) gene. In my opinion, you have some Rusty Blacks in there and some type of Bronzes.
For the Chocolate gene to work the way you are thinking about, you breed a Chocolate tom over a Black hen. All the Chocolate poults will be hens and all the Black poults will be toms carrying a recessive brown gene.
Your hen has no black (B) gene and your Bourbon Red does not have a black gene which means that some other hen laid the eggs that hatched the Rusty Blacks. If you have a Black or a Slate hen, the eggs could be theirs.Gotcha thanks! I thought chocolate because a lot of them look like milk chocolate. . But it is most likely the black and red makin it look that way i guess.
Your hen has no black (B) gene and your Bourbon Red does not have a black gene which means that some other hen laid the eggs that hatched the Rusty Blacks. If you have a Black or a Slate hen, the eggs could be theirs.
Someone laid an egg today.... In October! I have no clue who. We'll see if I end up with more lol
Hahaha we have one still layin here too.