Other way. Most pure barred males have two barring gene copies, so it wouldn't work like that because he would pass it to both offspring genders.Good point. Is it barred roo over red hen, or other way around?
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Other way. Most pure barred males have two barring gene copies, so it wouldn't work like that because he would pass it to both offspring genders.Good point. Is it barred roo over red hen, or other way around?
Ah, ok.Other way. Most pure barred males have two barring gene copies, so it wouldn't work like that because he would pass it to both offspring genders.
Other way. Most pure barred males have two barring gene copies, so it wouldn't work like that because he would pass it to both offspring genders.
If the RIR rooster mated with the barred rock hen, that would create a sex linked chick.I do know one of the flicks some of the eggs came from had a RIR rooster and barred rock hens....
I do know one of the flicks some of the eggs came from had a RIR rooster and barred rock hens....
If that is the case on your chick, it is male.If the RIR rooster mated with the barred rock hen, that would create a sex linked chick.
Do you have any pictures of her as a chick?!You wanted pics of barred mixes? This one hatched out of one of our green EE eggs, and obviously our BR roo was her daddy. She lays pretty olive eggs for us now.![]()