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Thank you for taking the time to respond and break it down for me.It depends on if your rooster is heterozygous or homozygous for the barring gene. If he has two copies of the barring gene, all chicks will be barred. If he has one, then all chicks only have a 50% of being barred.
Cuckoo roo x black hen - cuckoo or possibly black chicks.
Cuckoo roo x chocolate hen - cuckoo and possibly black chicks, males carrying chocolate.
Cuckoo x white - depends on if your hen is recessive or dominant white, and what she has under the white.
If she's recessive white, all chicks will be colored and carrying white. Probably cuckoo with possible leakage, or black with possible leakage.
If she's dominant white, 50% of the chicks will be white or paint. The ones that won't be white will be colored just like in the recessive white scenario, but they won't carry white, since it's a dominant gene.
Thank you , he's a nice type of Pekin so would be hoping for more cuckoo from himIf your goal is to produce more cuckoos then I suggest breeding the black and chocolate hens to him, but only keep female chicks from the chocolate hen if possible, because male chicks would be split to chocolate.