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Thank you for the information! Helped a lot. I don't plan on showing right now as I'm already into some competition stuff and don't want too much on my plate at once. But one day I'd like to get into showing either Dutch or OEGB. For now I just love these tiny little chickens and like seeing what colors come out of them
Henk,
I don't know a whole lot about the different forms of white and which genes/combos produce which 'patterns'. It can get confusing quick, so I'm still in the process of learning about white. I know about recessive white, and that odd-eyes tend to be associated with baldheads and split/cracked eyes tend to come with piebalds.
Henk,
I don't know a whole lot about the different forms of white and which genes/combos produce which 'patterns'. It can get confusing quick, so I'm still in the process of learning about white. I know about recessive white, and that odd-eyes tend to be associated with baldheads and split/cracked eyes tend to come with piebalds.
