Barred Rock?

[humblehillsfarm]

Can I see a picture of that chick?

I went through all of my photos and don't have any except when she first hatched. And it turns out I was wrong, she does have feathered feet.

B^sd causes no barring to be seen. But one copy of the gene will throw Barred offspring. It's a recessive trait.

Rose comb is one gene: R/R, or R/r. Rose comb is dominant over single comb which is recessive, r/r, p/p.

So the white rooster must be R/r. He's hatched two single comb chicks, including one from a leghorn.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I went through all of my photos and don't have any except when she first hatched. And it turns out I was wrong, she does have feathered feet.

So the white rooster must be R/r. He's hatched two single comb chicks, including one from a leghorn.

He must be R/r, that's correct if he throws single combed chicks.

 

[TundraFang]

We can take this subject into conversation, so we don't fill the thread up on off topic genetics talk, if you want?

I don’t mind it! I find this really interesting!

 

[humblehillsfarm]

I don’t mind it! I find this really interesting!

Oops I hadn't seen where she even made that comment. Thanks for letting me hijack your thread!

 

[MysteryChicken]

I don’t mind it! I find this really interesting!

Okay.