alknoll
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I am deciding which breed rooster to add to my flock and saw a beautiful photo online of a BPR roo that had some blue tail feathers. Is that common or did someone cross BPR with another breed to achieve that?
thanks!
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I am deciding which breed rooster to add to my flock and saw a beautiful photo online of a BPR roo that had some blue tail feathers. Is that common or did someone cross BPR with another breed to achieve that?
thanks!
Lol the barred rock hen in that post was a Dominique.You got me very curious. Especially after finding a picture of an absolutely gorgeous plymoth rooster with a blue tail. There are actually variants (one of which is blue) and just not seen as often as the black and white barred we're used to. Here's the site:
https://chickenmag.com/plymouth-rock-chicken-barred/
Pretty sure that’s not a Dominique either. No rose comb. There is splotches of brown coloring and there are solid tail feathers. It’s some kind of BR or Dominique cross. Maybe RIRLol the barred rock hen in that post was a Dominique.
It kinda looked pea combish mixed with a rose comb too me too. Whatever it was, it wasn't standard. Ironically I have a rooster that has Dominque lineage and he has a true rose comb, but I don't have any hens with a rose comb to know what exactly it looks like on a hen. In any way, an article talking about chicken facts should have its chicken facts straight to look credible lolPretty sure that’s not a Dominique either. No rose comb. There is splotches of brown coloring and there are solid tail feathers. It’s some kind of BR or Dominique cross. Maybe RIR