Mar 8, 2010 #11 LarryPQ Easter Hatch!! 10 Years Jul 17, 2009 10,878 61 291 edited for idiocy Last edited: Mar 8, 2010
Mar 8, 2010 #12 LarryPQ Easter Hatch!! 10 Years Jul 17, 2009 10,878 61 291 Quote: Not really, or it may be hard to understand the way you explained it. I'm gonna use breeds instead of colors to maybe explain it better. Say for instance you crossed a RIR roo and Barred Rock hens, this would be the parental or initial cross, their offspring would be the F1s Parental Cross = RIR X BRs F1s = Their first generation chicks F1 X F1 = F2 and so on OK, so in my example Blue, Red, and Yellow are all Generation "P" for Parental? Green and Purple are F1s? Brown and Bruise are F2s?
Quote: Not really, or it may be hard to understand the way you explained it. I'm gonna use breeds instead of colors to maybe explain it better. Say for instance you crossed a RIR roo and Barred Rock hens, this would be the parental or initial cross, their offspring would be the F1s Parental Cross = RIR X BRs F1s = Their first generation chicks F1 X F1 = F2 and so on OK, so in my example Blue, Red, and Yellow are all Generation "P" for Parental? Green and Purple are F1s? Brown and Bruise are F2s?
Mar 8, 2010 #13 Rare Feathers Farm Crowing 11 Years Apr 1, 2008 13,102 81 326 Pleasant Valley, (Okanogan) WA My Coop My Coop Quote: What if you mate an F1 back to a Parent? What would that be? inbred, LOL
Mar 8, 2010 #14 Teach97 Bantam Addict 11 Years Nov 12, 2008 5,603 19 241 Hooker, OK Quote: sorry...not what F stands for....look at blackdotte's post..
Mar 8, 2010 #15 RAREROO Crowing 14 Years Jul 22, 2009 4,518 82 364 Alapaha, Ga Quote: Not really, or it may be hard to understand the way you explained it. I'm gonna use breeds instead of colors to maybe explain it better. Say for instance you crossed a RIR roo and Barred Rock hens, this would be the parental or initial cross, their offspring would be the F1s Parental Cross = RIR X BRs F1s = Their first generation chicks F1 X F1 = F2 and so on OK, so in my example Blue, Red, and Yellow are all Generation "P" for Parental? Green and Purple are F1s? Brown and Bruise are F2s? Right
Quote: Not really, or it may be hard to understand the way you explained it. I'm gonna use breeds instead of colors to maybe explain it better. Say for instance you crossed a RIR roo and Barred Rock hens, this would be the parental or initial cross, their offspring would be the F1s Parental Cross = RIR X BRs F1s = Their first generation chicks F1 X F1 = F2 and so on OK, so in my example Blue, Red, and Yellow are all Generation "P" for Parental? Green and Purple are F1s? Brown and Bruise are F2s? Right