@Owenp_2
very hard to predict what will come out of this mixed color hen .. but they will lay colorefull eggs .
chooks man
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@Owenp_2
is this cockerel the one you are going to use in your breeding project?
chooks man
Yes but I just noticed today he really started to buck up to my dog. Also he has been mating with the hens for about one month.he is young .
chooks man
Yes but I just noticed today he really started to buck up to my dog. Also he has been mating with the hens for about one month.
Well obviously the BCM puller and BCM too would be pure BCM. Crosses can be a guessing game sometimes so you might have to breed the cross roo to figure out what results you get from him. Ameraucana with BCM results in olive eggers. Buff Orpington with BCM results (for me) a brown lacing pattern.I am curious to see how these turned out we currently have 1 BCM roo & a Dominique Orpington cross roo (barnyard mix) + 1 Buff Orpington pullet, 1 BCM pullet, 1 Dominique BCM cross (I think but barnyard mix) pullet & 4 blue Ameraucana chicks. We’re still a couple months away from laying to start but I’m trying to learn what I can & figure out if I want to let nature do it’s thing & have barnyard mix or separate the Roos from the pullets to control breeding. I’m new to chicken keeping
I do plan on separating the BCMs for a bit to get pure BCM chicks, they seem to already be love birds anyhow lol (7 week roo 8 week pullet) & I definitely want an OE or 2 (but once chicken math takes over maybe 5 ) but curious if I should just let nature do it’s thing & have a bunch of barnyard mix babies or separate the Roos from pullets for more controlled breeding. I also want to get an Ameraucana rooster at some point to have some pure chicks but I have to wait till I have more females lol. We’re fortunate our 2 current Roos don’t fight too muchWell obviously the BCM puller and BCM too would be pure BCM. Crosses can be a guessing game sometimes so you might have to breed the cross roo to figure out what results you get from him. Ameraucana with BCM results in olive eggers. Buff Orpington with BCM results (for me) a brown lacing pattern.