Barring

[Chicken nuggie]

Is this considered barring or barred his father was crele.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Is this considered barring or barred his father was crele.

He reminds me of my leaky paint rooster. I can't quite tell if he actually have barring, or not.

Was the father Single, or Double Barred?

 

[Chicken nuggie]

He reminds me of my leaky paint rooster. I can't quite tell if he actually have barring, or not.

Was the father Single, or Double Barred?

 

[Chicken nuggie]

He reminds me of my leaky paint rooster. I can't quite tell if he actually have barring, or not.

Was the father Single, or Double Barred?

I guessing double I’m not sure still new to genetics and coloring.

 

[MysteryChicken]

He's single, so a lower percentage of offspring will be Barred.(Versus Double Barring = 50% Barred Males, & 50% Females. So, 100% Barred offspring. )

25% Solid Males, 25% Solid Females.
(50% is made by adding up both 25%, of the Barred, or Solid offspring produced)
25% Barred Males, 25% Barred Females.

Though I've had, alot lower percentage of Barred offspring from single Barred rooster breedings. Most have been solid over the years.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Gonna say the son isn't barred since I don't see any bars in the colored areas.

 

[Chicken nuggie]

There is defenition difference where his colors are I just don’t know what consider a bare a definite line of color or where two different colors meet at a definite line

 

[MysteryChicken]

There is defenition difference where his colors are I just don’t know what consider a bare a definite line of color or where two different colors meet at a definite line

I would say he just has different color variation, not barring. My Leaky Paint rooster shares similar coloration.

 

[The Moonshiner]

I don't think he's barred.

 

[The Moonshiner]

He's single, so a low percentage of offspring will be Barred.

50% average. Not thinking that would be considered "low"