This is a fun thread! I don't have any crosses yet. None of my hens have been broody and I don't have an incubator yet.
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That's interesting! I have 3 chicks that just hatched that have an EE dad and BO or RIR mom. They are about 3 weeks old now, so I'll have to start watching their combs, and then see what color eggs they lay.usually if the chick hatches with a pea comb, it is likely to lay a green egg. If the EE parent is already half brown/half bue egg gened, then it is more likey to hve more brown egg laying chicks if breed with a brown egg layer. You can still call them EEs. If the pullet has a single comb, it only has I think a 3% chance of laying green/blue eggs. The pea comb gene and the blue egg gene are very close to one another on the chromazone(or so Ive been told).
I have some beautiful Jersey Giant/EEs, a black rooster and 2 blue hens. The hens lay olive colored eggs.
I crossed mine and hatched out 3 chicks on Dec 30th. I just posted the pics on this thread. I'll let you know about eggs when they start laying!That's an excellent question and I would be curious to know the answer as well. Our Pullet is a cross between a barred rock rooster and an Amaracauna hen. She looks just like her daddy in color, but the comb and legs are mama. Is there a dominant egg color as well?
I meant to ask in my reply to you a minute ago if your hen was laying yet. I'd love to know what color eggs she is laying!Excellent. I love the blue and green eggs! Thank you for the information. She should be laying by the end of December, so I will know without a doubt soon. "'>
looks like a white leghorn/wyandotte mix, she has a white earlobe, does she lay white eggs?