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Do you have any pictures of your blue spangled? I don't think I've seen any.

No, unfortunately i don't. I sent three pullets to a fellow that has a lot of experience with spangled than myself, and I feel would do a better job than myself getting them going, then my blue spangled cock died.
 
hey all
just got back from my weekend from the ohio nationals
i bought a wheaton pullet and a blue wheaton cockeral

question

the roo has white leakage in his sickles-right at the base of his tail on i think 3-5 feathers
and the hen has white leakage in one of her primarys

another question

what colors will i get from this pair
and how hard is it to breed the white out of their feathers

not sure on quality..thinking maybe SQ
will post pics tomrrow or tuesday
 
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Well, im no expert, but a wheaten or blue wheaten with white leakage is not going to be SQ, or likely to be even good breeder quality. But a pure wheaten to a blue wheaten will give u roughly half of each.
 
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yea thats what the guy said about them not bein SQ
forgot to add that in the previous post
thats why the guy was selling them
because of the white
i wasnt sure how hard it would be to breed out of them
 
Honestly, if it were me, as common as wheaten s are, i would start out with some good quality ones, rather than start out trying to fix someone else's culls.
 
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I have never seen white appear in a wheaton or blue wheaton there is much more to the story and it cam from somewhere and it wasn't a wheaton..

Post a Pic but long story short at best they are severe stress marks, at worst you have yard birds, or a meal.
 
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Without knowing how the white got in there, which wheaten s absolutely should not have white anywhere, and since both birds are showing it, u would likely have a very hard time eliminating it. FoUr or five years of work might get u there.
 

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