has anybody ever had a silver or gold sebright from the hatchery with-

[lcw]

a single comb and it turned out to be a ROOSTER!!!

ive seen hens from the hatchery with single combs but does anyone know of one that is a rooster with a single comb???

just curious.i was thinking about it last night.

 

[lcwilson2010]

anyone?

 

[LilPeeps]

Combs are not sex linked. Single combs can come up in both males and females, and it's not uncommon to get a bird with an incorrect comb from a hatchery.

 

[lcwilson2010]

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yea i know tht. ive seen hens with single combs but never a rooster. thts what im asking?

 

[LilPeeps]

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yea i know tht. ive seen hens with single combs but never a rooster. thts what im asking?

I don't understand what you're getting at. Both sexes (that means roosters included) can and do get single combs.

 

[lcwilson2010]

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yea i know tht. ive seen hens with single combs but never a rooster. thts what im asking?

I don't understand what you're getting at. Both sexes (that means roosters included) can and do get single combs.

no no no no.. i understand what u said in your previous post.. really i do. what i was getting at is,does anybody have any pictures of a singled combed sebright ROOSTER.

i understand what you are say but i was asking for a pic. srry for the confusion.

 

[Vcomb]

where do ya think some of these hatcheries came up with "gold laced" and "silver laced" old english