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She is a cinnamon queen
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It’s true that they’re all mixes. However, identifying the mix by its hatchery label helps a chicken owner determine what specific mix it is, and often lets them know what traits this mix will have. Easter eggers, for instance, often have the blue egg shell gene. As another example, rose comb cinnamon queens are sex links, so you aren’t likely to get mis-sexed roosters, and since the cross involves a wyandotte this type of RSL is less prone to reproductive issues than the “classic” type.
First time hearing of another cinnamon qeen typeThere are two “types” of cinnamon queens. One is the classic red sex link, and the other is a specific RSL cross of wyandotte and Rhode Island red:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/cinnamon-queen-thread.938674/.
The rooster would be white with a black tail and possibly red leakage on the shoulders. They would also probably have a rose comb.First time hearing of another cinnamon qeen type
So what does the rooster look like