donrae
Rest in Peace -2017
In my experience with sex links, any white/cream/non-black on the head is male

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Hi. I think this is not working for me or am I getting all females? I crossed a Cuckoo Marans hen with a Lavender Ameraucana Rooster and none of the offspring has a dot on the head. Some of them look more like her mom when she was a baby chick (Marans features with a white chest and white coloration on the wings) but without the dot on the head. Others were completely black. Now they are 1 month old and black, it is confusing because they look like Black Ameraucanas. Is it possible this is not working for me?
Thank you very much. lol yes! I was worried because in theory it's supposed to work like that, but the thing is that every little chick that hatched since January 2019 looked exactly the same. I have some that are over a month now, others are 3 weeks, 2 weeks and the group from yesterday. This morning I finally hatched my first boy!!! Yay!!! I looked online and couldn't find how female and male should look like as baby chicks... So, I decided to share my pics with all of you.It’s genetics. The mother passes her barring gene only to her sons. So a barred mother and nonbarred father will always produce young that sex can be determined at hatch. If you got all pullets I’d called that hen a preferred breeder!