Leghorn X RIR

I have them in the brooder.....
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and in my fence in the yard


they lay AWESOME eggs, the ones outside are from a different bloodline than the ones in my brooder, so i cant attest for all, but their eggs wont even fit in large egg cartons! lol

hen:
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roo:
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this is this same roo now:
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and heres a golden comet crossed with a golden comet....its colored like a roo but i kinda think it's a hen..it's not sexlinked so it could be either a roo or a hen:
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and heres the adult flock of GOlden comets (these were rir x white leghorn crosses):
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second egg from left is my one golden comets egg...the one before it is a double yolker golden comet egg (from a white leghorn hen), third is a normal WLH egg (golden comet breeding) and a RIR egg lastly.
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Wouldn't you get LARGER eggs and the same kind of hybrid bird if you crossed the White leghorn male onto the RIR females? And wouldn't this be the sex-link crosses referred to as Red Sex Links? I don't know, I am trying to learn.
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Can you post a picture?
 
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theres MANY different crosses that make up sexlinks i dont have a link for it but theres some crazy crosses that can give you a sex link


you could technically take a red cochin roo and breed it to a silver carring hen and get sexlinks
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Wow! That egg is HUGE!
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Thank you so much for sharing pics, they are lovely!

So a RIR crossed with a Leghorn makes a sex-link?
 
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that's the kicker...not all do. The white leghorns have to carry the silver gene and you wont know until you breed them and find out
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LOL I'd say if all teh chicks that hatch out are white and not white and tinted red, then they're not sexlinked.


and you're very welcome!
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