The red Roosters you posted previously are also if Columbian color, most likely Wheaten based though.
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They look Partridge over Columbian, they may yield your coloration.Here are some baby picks from the current hatch - age about two weeks.
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to clarify, these are in fact four different birds
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The silvers can be culled. You can get a mix of silver, & gold of both sexes.and melanized ducking, in spite of her nice weight, is out of the desired mix?
while the occasional silver byproduct is going to be unavoidable???
Hmmmm....
but eventually I can breed the silvers out entirely? I'm not seeking a color which is most prevalent on a split silver/gold bird?The silvers can be culled. You can get a mix of silver, & gold of both sexes.
You can test breed her, there's a chance she maybe split for partridge: e+/e^b.
Yes, you can breed out silver. Silvers will have to be culled. Breed from only the golds/reds that are produced.but eventually I can breed the silvers out entirely? I'm not seeking a color which is most prevalent on a split silver/gold bird?
I feel like an idiot, I just don't have the language down. and can't "picture" the words. (Aphantasia)
You are a blessing, thank you.Yes, you can breed out silver. Silvers will have to be culled. Breed from only the golds/reds that are produced.
You're welcome.You are a blessing, thank you.