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I have sume 'mutts' in the bator and a few of these under the broody right now- just wondering if anyone has these mixes and can share a few pics?

wynodotte/blue andalusion
Blue orp/ blue andalusion
Buff orp/ blue andalusion

Wyandotte/Blue andalusian cross will produce 50% solid black chicks(with yellow underbelly) and 50% solid blue chicks(with yellow underbelly)

Blue Orp/Blue Andalusian cross will produce 25% solid Splash chicks(with yellow underbelly) 25% solid black chicks(with yellow underbelly) and 50% solid blue chicks(with splash underbelly)

Buff Orp/Blue andalusian cross will produce 50% solid black chicks and 50% solid blue chicks(with yellow underbelly)
 
I am planning on obtaining a White Orpington Rooster, but all of my girls are 5 Buff Orpingtons, and 8 Buff Rocks. How can I determine the color of the egg with the cross, and how do I determine the type of the cross, I am still new to chicken keeping and I was wondering how this worked. Please reply and help me figure this out!!!
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My Light Brahma hen turned out to be a rooster.

He's in with 2 Dark Brahma hens, 2 Delaware hens, an Australorp, and a Lanshan.

If we move to the larger, more rural place we're considering and I hatched eggs next spring what would those crosses be likely to look like?

The Great Chicken Calculator...if you can figure out how to use it. I had a heck of a time!!
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The Great Chicken Calculator...if you can figure out how to use it. I had a heck of a time!!
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I have a chicken calculator in my head. LB = Light brahma

LB x dark brahma = light brahma like ( color) with false spangling on the breast (females) smutty back MALES = smutty light brahma color

LB x delaware = light brahma like in body type with light brahma color

LB x australorp = black adult birds may show some white on breast, head, hackles body type more like brahma

LB x langshan= same as above black birds will tend to have body type like langshan- upright posture

Combs on birds will be weird looking because the pea comb ( brahma) is incompletely dominant to the single comb gene-some thing half way in between a single and pea comb- lots of variation if you hatch a bunch of birds.

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feathered shanks and feet on all the offspring

Tim
 
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This is Spike, my mixed roo. I believe him to be part Cream Brabanter, but the rest is a guess. His entire chest is covered in hearts. We joke and say we should have named him Barry White,"Hey Baby, I've Got Nothin' But Love For You".
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Behind him is Papa, my Silver Ameraucana.

Gracies Flock... Brabanters & Appenzeller Spitzhauben have hearts all over their chests ....Because I'm not sure of his exact mix I've had a heck of a time duplicating him. The closest I got was with a Light Brahma, but that boys chest got tear drops instead of hearts..
 
I have a chicken calculator in my head. LB = Light brahma

LB x dark brahma = light brahma like ( color) with false spangling on the breast (females) smutty back MALES = smutty light brahma color

LB x delaware = light brahma like in body type with light brahma color

LB x australorp = black adult birds may show some white on breast, head, hackles body type more like brahma

LB x langshan= same as above black birds will tend to have body type like langshan- upright posture

Combs on birds will be weird looking because the pea comb ( brahma) is incompletely dominant to the single comb gene-some thing half way in between a single and pea comb- lots of variation if you hatch a bunch of birds.

white skin

feathered shanks and feet on all the offspring

Tim

Thank you. I won't be able to hatch unless I move, but I was curious. Sounds like I'd end up with an attractive second generation.
 

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