Blue Laced Red Orpington?????

[MissPrissy]

You have to work out the comb issues too. Wyandottes have a different comb.

 

[Katy]

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Unless you've got a pullet with a straight comb.....which I do

Then it's only the leg color you have to deal with.

 

[MissPrissy]

I want her eggs! LOL

 

[Katy]

She is one of the youngest group and is only 14 weeks now....so we both have to wait awhile for her eggs!!

 

[corancher]

Another Orp project. I can't wait to see results.

 

[Katy]

I think we're all obsessed and nuts!!

 

[KKluckers]

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I think we are all nuts LOL.

A single comb Wyandotte would be perfect. If you did breed a Wyandotte in with out the single comb the offspring would still carry the single comb gene and could produce single combs. You would just have to cull the second and third generation heavily. White skin is dominate so all the F1 generation should have white skin. That yellow skin comes back though and I hear it comes back with a vengeance LOL about the third generation.

 

[Chickndaddy]

I had a single comb BLRW hen. But I didn't use her for nreeding. She just ran around on the yard. She was real cute though. Wish I still had her. She would be perfect for this...

 

[flyingmonkeypoop]

You could use the GL orps that someone is making, cross in some of the red orps, then breed in blues.

 

[Blisschick]

I have a single combed BLRW hen. Having a single comb in your flock of rosecombs is actually a good thing, but it's better for it to be a roo. Roos throw less single comb chicks for some reason. I would estimate that I get at least one single comb chick for every 20 or so I hatch.