Another Deathlayer color genetic

[Sic]

These are the regular golds in the same hatch. They don’t look like the orange Pullet in the second picture

Greenfire Farms lines are producing lemon which affects both their silver and gold. It may be common, or it may just be their lines, idk.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Is the “golden” in golden deathlayers non-dominant? I have a couple pures and a few mixes, the rooster is a golden deathlayer. The white and black ones have a Brahma momma, the multi-colored has a white Jersey giant momma and the black one has a lavender Orpington momma.


Now what's confusing me is that the jersey giant mixed one is feathering out fairly similarly colored to a pure but the Brahma ones have no golden, only white and black. Then the orp mix is completely black.

Never posted the parents pictures, which is also very helpful.

 

[TinyRaptorDodos]

Never posted the parents pictures, which is also very helpful.

I don’t have any. She’s from a Deathlayer breeder from one of his non-show quality deathlayer roosters that was put into a mixed flock

 

[MysteryChicken]

The best explanation for a chick like this could be produced by a White Jersey Giant is the hen is E/E^R(Extended Black/Birchen Split), & carries Pg/Pg(Pattern Gene).

25% of offspring will be Black, & the other 25% Gold Incomplete Transverse Pencilled.