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Quote: They could be Black Copper Marans with no copper. Or did the breeder say they were black? There are a lot of BCM hens with no copper. It is okay.... you just don't want to breed black to BCM and then pass them off as BCM. None of my first Marans hens had any copper.
They could be Black Copper Marans with no copper. Or did the breeder say they were black? There are a lot of BCM hens with no copper. It is okay.... you just don't want to breed black to BCM and then pass them off as BCM. None of my first Marans hens had any copper.
I really have trust issues, I was told the 3 pullets come from the same parent stock. but I've been lied to before. what would happen if they are black marans and bread to a BCM?
BCM bred to black would yield very overmelanized BCM offspring and would take a while to breed the black back out. If you use a nicely coppered BCM cock bred to black hens you would have to keep breeding the female offspring (daughters, granddaughters, and so on) back to the original sire BCM cock to breed out the black. You would have to keep doing that until they were no longer overmelanized.