Pied gene in chickens?

[MysteryChicken]

Pied means: Two, or more colors.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Of course pied in chickens isn't the same as in other birds because other birds do have the pied pattern and chickens do not.
There are no pied chickens just other patterns mainly mottled that are incorrectly being called pied.
Funny I googled pied chicken. First pic is a birchen hen. Second pic is pic you Google snatched and the third is an exchequer leghorn which I mentioned was a breed incorrectly called pied.
From there it goes to more birchen, splash etc.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Pied means: Two, or more colors.

Lol, then I've got a whole cr@p load of pied birds.
In fact that means I've got almost all pied birds.
Silly me I've been calling them all these different patterns when they've all just been pied birds.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Of course pied in chickens isn't the same as in other birds because other birds do have the pied pattern and chickens do not.
There are no pied chickens just other patterns mainly mottled that are incorrectly being called pied.
Funny I googled pied chicken. First pic is a birchen hen. Second pic is pic you Google snatched and the third is an exchequer leghorn which I mentioned was a breed incorrectly called pied.
From there it goes to more birchen, splash etc.

Search pied sussex? Google requires specific searches.
I searched what you said about the Pied, and mottled patterns are the same, but were dropped thing, but I found no evidence that is true.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Of course pied in chickens isn't the same as in other birds because other birds do have the pied pattern and chickens do not.
There are no pied chickens just other patterns mainly mottled that are incorrectly being called pied.
Funny I googled pied chicken. First pic is a birchen hen. Second pic is pic you Google snatched and the third is an exchequer leghorn which I mentioned was a breed incorrectly called pied.
From there it goes to more birchen, splash etc.

Suggestion for you. Go to Mother hen's poultry, & search for their pied princess chickens.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Suggestion for you. Go to Mother hen's poultry, & search for their pied princess chickens.

Suggestion for you.
Don't believe everything you read.
Any one can call any pattern of chicken anything they want but that doesn't mean that's what it is genetically.
I deal with genetics not made up names.
Pied is a genetic term in poultry but it isn't a gene found in chickens. That's plain and simple.
They can call their birds "pied" but they do not carry any pied genes.
I could call my exchequers pied but that don't make it true. I could also steal the term "harlequin" from the harlequin gene involved in great Danes and call my exchequers "harlequin" leghorns but that wouldn't mean my birds carry a harlequin gene.
That's also plain and simple but I understand plain and simple isn't your style.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Suggestion for you.
Don't believe everything you read.
Any one can call any pattern of chicken anything they want but that doesn't mean that's what it is genetically.
I deal with genetics not made up names.
Pied is a genetic term in poultry but it isn't a gene found in chickens. That's plain and simple.
They can call their birds "pied" but they do not carry any pied genes.
I could call my exchequers pied but that don't make it true. I could also steal the term "harlequin" from the harlequin gene involved in great Danes and call my exchequers "harlequin" leghorns but that wouldn't mean my birds carry a harlequin gene.
That's also plain and simple but I understand plain and simple isn't your style.

I don't believe everything I read. I do my research, & figure out what's correct, and what's incorrect. Please don't argue with me? Pied genetics are different amongst different species, and don't always correspond to what other people consider a certain color. Certain things are highly debated between scientists, and it's getting old. Best to agree with each other, and stop the continuing debates. I'm always searching for the truth. Somethings are just limited, and requires private research. I'll prove pied coloring exists in chickens if given the chance.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Oh, yeah. That experimental crele chicken I bred is starting to get the distinct red patch on his wings like true crele chickens have, so I believe I've done something right.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Just because I don't agree with you on basically everything concerning chicken genetics and reply with my thoughts which differ from yours doesn't mean its an argument.
Its just a discussion on a subject with differing opinions nothing more.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Knock yourself out with proving the pied genes exist in chickens.
Many others thought they would to but no ones done it yet.