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Handsome has been fighting. The sun now sets as I'm coming home from work, and it's getting hard to take good pics right at the start of winter when they all act like big babies right now.
About the Marans x cream Legbars. Here is a sexlinked olive eggers pullet from my Marans cock Jack over cream legbar hens View attachment 1181681And here is a pullet from a random cream legbar cock who got in with my Marans hens during breeding seasonView attachment 1181682
So, as stated before, the sexlinked olive egger pullets are black. I had a commission to produce a batch of sexlinked olive eggers for a nice lady nearby.
View attachment 1181683 now I know the flash messed up this cockerel's eyes in the pic, but he has nice brilliant orange eyes. He is a son of Jack. In the J line I have, started with Jake and now continued with Jack, I've been fighting Carnation comb myself, but I am seeing progress. Before this thread, I was told to scrap the whole line. Thanks for helping me know for sure I wasn't wasting my time in working with what I have. This young cockerel was hatched in late June/early July, raised by the turkey hen he is roosting with here.
Boys will be boys! Hopefully all the riff raff will settle. They all want to be the boss. Lol
Your olive eggers are pretty! Have you gotten any eggs from them yet?
And your birchens are lovely too! Carnation comb is a recessive gene like the vulture hocks in my LA line of BCM. You just have to cull through the offspring as you breed to weed it out. I would never dream of scrapping my entire LA line of BCM because of the vulture hocks but I do cull any offspring that have it.