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You are right but I mean other patterns of black and white, besides ancona eggs are smaller, I am hopping for better egg laying than anconaAnconas are black and white and lay white eggs, so if you have an ancona hen then you already have what you seek...
How did this pan out for you? I plan to do the same this spring. I have a cream legbar roo I was thinking of playing around with as well.You are right but I mean other patterns of black and white, besides ancona eggs are smaller, I am hopping for better egg laying than ancona
I’m not a geneticist but I’ve been researching white leghorn crosses because I have a WL rooster. From what what I’ve read, the white in the leghorn is dominant so it doesn’t matter what you cross it with the chicks will be white with maybe some ghosting or small patches of color. If you cross the chicks back to the Ancona roo then you’ll probably get what your looking for in color.
You should get a good increase in egg production with that cross simply because your adding leghorn genes. I’d love to here others opinions on this also as I’m still learning and just passing on what I think I’ve learned so far.
Are these a cross? If so did you do Ancona over Leghorn or vice versa? I can’t wait to see how they come out!I have the Leghorn eggs to hatch out on the 13th, going to see that goes?