Chocolate projects?

I forgot to include a photo of the hen most of these chicks came from. I still have my split rooster and he has a black hen and 2 black pullets with him now.

Here is Truffles, she died late this summer.

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Here are some hens I just got that I may use with my split chocolate rooster, they are still in quarantine and had been with a Cocopop rooster. Two of them laid eggs today and I've set them this evening.

Betty Boop, not chocolate and not really the best black color to get solid chocolate but I love her type and even with some patterning, I think she would make some nice chocolate chicks.

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This is Candi. I'm going to breed her to a black rooster (I have a couple bought but not here yet and they're still young) Not sure about her color but I like it. Came from the same flock as Truffles. She's still young and hasn't begun to lay yet.

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And this lil hen is Gigi. Gingered something. I haven't decided who to breed her to yet but chocolate giner is a really pretty color so she may be bred to a chocolate later on. I have a blue wheaten rooster she will live with first.

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He believed that but so far out of his surviving stock no white bird was hatched... so its hard to proove that was het dominant white, most like Dr. B reeder, Danne Honour and I believe its Dominant Dilute...

Below is Grant Brereton European Partridge Wyandotte with lemon saddle and hackles caused by Dilute
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A friend of mine in europe is developing Chocolate Cuckoo Marans..

Here a chick
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A friend of a friend is also developing Beige Silkies by using recessive sex linked Chocolate and Dun

Below birds are in the begining of the breeding stage so don't be so harsh..
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Chocolate can varry in color by the presence or lack of melanizers..

below sex linked choc birds are from Grant Brereton
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~SunSetsWest~ :

I have been playing with dun is Sumatras for several months now, the birds are now getting old enough to see some results.. I have a dark dun roo
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Dun based Chocolate Polish
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I guess I am back into dun oegb....ended picking up my breeding trio back from the kid that got them. So after I get weight back on them, and get them wormed and healthy, I will get some pics on here. They are only dun but oh well, still purty.
 

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