Cross Breeding

[BLESSING M]

kindly help, wat is the outcome of crossing the following hens with silver partridge brahma rooster

Golden laced Wyandotte hen + Silver partridge Roo =?
Blue Laced Wyandotte hen + Silver partridge Roo =?
Buff Orpington Hen + Silver partridge Roo=?
BSO Brahma hen + Silver partridge Roo =?

Black Orpington Roo+ Buff orpington Hen =?

awaiting your feedback

 

[CaliFarmsAR]

Fallowing

 

[nicalandia]

kindly help, wat is the outcome of crossing the following hens with silver partridge brahma rooster

Golden laced Wyandotte hen + Silver partridge Roo =?
Blue Laced Wyandotte hen + Silver partridge Roo =?
Buff Orpington Hen + Silver partridge Roo=?
BSO Brahma hen + Silver partridge Roo =?

Black Orpington Roo+ Buff orpington Hen =?

awaiting your feedback

In breeding males take precedent over females so your question would be.

Silver partridge Roo x Golden laced Wyandotte hen= Hens that will mostly look Silver Laced and males that hatch like silver lace but the silver hackle/saddle turns yellow later

Silver partridge Roo x Blue Laced Wyandotte hen = Hens that will mostly look Silver Laced and males that hatch like silver lace but the silver hackle/saddle turns yellow later with Red/Orange shoulders

Silver partridge Roo x Buff Orpington Hen = Silver Hens with black tail and Silver Males with yellow hackles/saddles

Silver partridge Roo x BSO Brahma hen= As far as I am aware BSO Hens are plain old Silver partridge with blue(just the males have orange) so 50 of all chicks will be Silver Partridge and 50% Blue Silver Partridge

Black Orpington Roo+ Buff orpington Hen = Black as chicks with lots of buff coloring on the breast.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Silver roosters over gold should be sexlinks same with over blue

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

Silver roosters over gold should be sexlinks same with over blue

Silver roosters pass the silver gene to both male and female offspring. Crossing him to a gold hen will not make a sexlink because all offspring inherit silver.

Gold rooster over silver hen makes a sexlink because the silver hen can only pass that gene to her sons. This makes silver sons and gold daughters.

Blue is not a sexlinked gene so will not make a sexlinked cross unless another gene that is sexlinked is involved.

 

[nicalandia]

Silver roosters pass the silver gene to both male and female offspring. This is not a sexlinked cross.

True..

On a different note..

between You, me and @Poultrybonkers we have 35 Years of experience here..!!!

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

between You, me and @Poultrybonkers we have 35 Years of experience here..!!!

That's a lot of years! More than I've been on this earth, anyway.

 

[nicalandia]

By the Way, BSO stands for Blue Silver Orange. It's the partridge based equivalent of The Salmon Color which is based on Wheaten. Blue Silver Partridge Hens with Blue Silver Partridge Rooster with Orange Shoulders

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Silver roosters pass the silver gene to both male and female offspring. Crossing him to a gold hen will not make a sexlink because all offspring inherit silver.

Gold rooster over silver hen makes a sexlink because the silver hen can only pass that gene to her sons. This makes silver sons and gold daughters.

Blue is not a sexlinked gene so will not make a sexlinked cross unless another gene that is sexlinked is involved.

I always get them switched up lol but ive made sexlinks before using blrw over silver, males where silver/blue females where gold

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

Just remember that hens can only pass sexlinked genes to their sons, while roosters pass them to both sons and daughters indiscriminately. If the hen has a sexlinked gene, but the rooster does not, then only their male offspring can inherit that sexlinked gene.