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OK genetically they are still birchens. I would not breed a roo that had no color. He would be dinner. Pullets are different. BCM pullet often don't show copper but if they type is right you should use them in your breeding, but you should mate them carefully to try to add the color back to the pullets. The roos will pass the coloring to the pullets.... especially in birchens since silver is sex linked.

he was so adorable. I was totally keeping him. DH couldn't even resist the honker! Anyway. I guess it's just not time yet
very busy with garden and wood projects for y'all! SLOW I know and I'm sorry :/ but they're definitely happening!
He gets eggs for free and eats a lot of them... Any way, this chick is HUGE. So it should make a good dinner if it's a boy. It literally blew up its shell to hatch: pip, partial zip, and boom, egg fragments everywhere. I didn't know they could do that.
my sister is pregnant with her first and I REALLY want to get her one!
