SweetPea1
In the Brooder
- Feb 27, 2016
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not sure if i have the right spot for these questions, but:
when my reds and australorps lay, i see a greenish tint on some eggs, so the question is, do i assume that they are fertile eggs being that the rooster in the pen is an Easter? or is this something that will come with breeding generations to the Easter? or is it possible that my girls arent straight breeds and have Easter in them?
next, if i breed my Easter to his daughters, and to their daughters and so forth, could i potentially, eventually breed out the red and australorp genes?
when my reds and australorps lay, i see a greenish tint on some eggs, so the question is, do i assume that they are fertile eggs being that the rooster in the pen is an Easter? or is this something that will come with breeding generations to the Easter? or is it possible that my girls arent straight breeds and have Easter in them?
next, if i breed my Easter to his daughters, and to their daughters and so forth, could i potentially, eventually breed out the red and australorp genes?