Pullet and Cockerel?

[ChickenWhisperer101]

He’s the 2 d’ Uccles together

 

[LadiesAndJane]

You need a GOLD male over a SILVER female for sex links.
Just remember gold is better then silver and male is better then female so gold = male and silver = female.

Pretty sure the sex linking works either way. And judging by all the people on BYC hoping for pullets, have to disagree with the second part of your statement.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

	Male:		Female:
rename	black patterned silver laced•tail Help, pick color from list Help, show fuzzy logic bar BETA	rename	black patterned gold laced•tail Help, pick color from list Help, show fuzzy logic bar BETA
E Extension of black	e+/e+ duckwing/light brown e+/e^b e+/E^Wh E/E extended black E/E^R E/E^Wh E/e+ E/e^b E^R/E^R birchen/crowwing E^R/E^Wh E^R/e+ E^R/e^b E^Wh/E^Wh wheaten E^Wh/e^b e^b/e^b partridge/brown	E:	e+/e+ duckwing/light brown e+/e^b e+/E^Wh E/E extended black E/E^R E/E^Wh E/e+ E/e^b E^R/E^R birchen/crowwing E^R/E^Wh E^R/e+ E^R/e^b E^Wh/E^Wh wheaten E^Wh/e^b e^b/e^b partridge/brown
Co Columbia	co+/co+ Co/Co columbia Co/co+	Co:	co+/co+ Co/Co columbia Co/co+
Db Darkbrown	db+/db+ Db/Db blacktail Db/db+	Db:	db+/db+ Db/Db ginger Db/db+
Pg Pattern gene	pg+/pg+ Pg/Pg (laced) Pg/pg+	Pg:	pg+/pg+ Pg/Pg pencilled/laced Pg/pg+
Ml Melanotic	ml+/ml+ Ml/Ml melanised Ml/ml+	Ml:	ml+/ml+ Ml/Ml melanised Ml/ml+
Cha Charcoal	Cha+/Cha+ cha/cha melanised Cha+/cha	Cha:	Cha+/Cha+ cha/cha melanised Cha+/cha
Mh Mahogany	mh+/mh+ Mh/Mh red Mh/mh+	Mh:	mh+/mh+ Mh/Mh red Mh/mh+
Di Dilute	di+/di+ Di/Di dilute Di/di+	Di:	di+/di+ Di/Di dilute Di/di+
Ig Inhibitor of Gold	Ig+/Ig+ ig/ig cream/lemon Ig+/ig	Ig:	Ig+/Ig+ ig/ig cream/lemon Ig+/ig
Cb Champagneblond	cb+/cb+ Cb/Cb cream/blonde Cb/cb+	Cb:	cb+/cb+ Cb/Cb cream/blonde Cb/cb+
S Silver	s+/s+ gold/wildtype S/S silver S/s+ ("golden")	S:	s+/- gold/wildtype S/- silver
B Barring	b+/b+ B/B light cuckoo/barred (DF) B/b+ dark cuckoo/barred	B:	b+/- B/- cuckoo/barred
Choc Chocolate	Choc+/Choc+ choc/choc chocolate Choc+/choc	Choc:	Choc+/- choc/- chocolate
I Dom. White	i+/i+ black/wildtype I/I dominant white I/i+ I/I^d I/I^s smokey I^d/I^d khaki I^d/i+ dun/chocolate I^s/I^s smokey I^s/I^d I^s/i+ black	I:	i+/i+ black/wildtype I/I dominant white I/i+ I/I^d I/I^s smokey I^d/I^d khaki I^d/i+ dun/chocolate I^s/I^s smokey I^s/I^d I^s/i+ black
Bl Blue	bl+/bl+ Bl/bl+ blue (andalusian) Bl/Bl splash	Bl:	bl+/bl+ Bl/bl+ blue (andalusian) Bl/Bl splash
Mo Mottling	Mo+/Mo+ mo/mo mottled Mo+/mo	Mo:	Mo+/Mo+ mo/mo mottled Mo+/mo
C Rec. White	C+/C+ c/c recessive white C+/c	C:	C+/C+ c/c recessive white C+/c
Lav Lavender	Lav+/Lav+ lav/lav lavender ("self blue") Lav+/lav	Lav:	Lav+/Lav+ lav/lav lavender ("self blue") Lav+/lav

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Genotypes:

	ebeb CoCo db+db+ PgPg MlMl Cha+Cha+ mh+mh+ di+di+ Ig+Ig+ cb+cb+ i+i+ bl+bl+ Lav+Lav+ C+C+ Mo+Mo+ b+- S- Choc+- Gender = Female, Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2 black patterned silver laced•tail Continue with this Female | Select for later crossings
	ebeb CoCo db+db+ PgPg MlMl Cha+Cha+ mh+mh+ di+di+ Ig+Ig+ cb+cb+ i+i+ bl+bl+ Lav+Lav+ C+C+ Mo+Mo+ b+b+ Ss+ Choc+Choc+ Gender = Male, Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2 black patterned yellow/golden laced•tail Continue with this Male | Select for later crossings

Phenotypes:

	Pullets: black patterned silver laced•tail Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2
	Cockerels: black patterned yellow/golden laced•tail Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2

 

[ChickenWhisperer101]

	Male:		Female:
rename	black patterned silver laced•tail Help, pick color from list Help, show fuzzy logic bar BETA	rename	black patterned gold laced•tail Help, pick color from list Help, show fuzzy logic bar BETA
E Extension of black	e+/e+ duckwing/light brown e+/e^b e+/E^Wh E/E extended black E/E^R E/E^Wh E/e+ E/e^b E^R/E^R birchen/crowwing E^R/E^Wh E^R/e+ E^R/e^b E^Wh/E^Wh wheaten E^Wh/e^b e^b/e^b partridge/brown	E:	e+/e+ duckwing/light brown e+/e^b e+/E^Wh E/E extended black E/E^R E/E^Wh E/e+ E/e^b E^R/E^R birchen/crowwing E^R/E^Wh E^R/e+ E^R/e^b E^Wh/E^Wh wheaten E^Wh/e^b e^b/e^b partridge/brown
Co Columbia	co+/co+ Co/Co columbia Co/co+	Co:	co+/co+ Co/Co columbia Co/co+
Db Darkbrown	db+/db+ Db/Db blacktail Db/db+	Db:	db+/db+ Db/Db ginger Db/db+
Pg Pattern gene	pg+/pg+ Pg/Pg (laced) Pg/pg+	Pg:	pg+/pg+ Pg/Pg pencilled/laced Pg/pg+
Ml Melanotic	ml+/ml+ Ml/Ml melanised Ml/ml+	Ml:	ml+/ml+ Ml/Ml melanised Ml/ml+
Cha Charcoal	Cha+/Cha+ cha/cha melanised Cha+/cha	Cha:	Cha+/Cha+ cha/cha melanised Cha+/cha
Mh Mahogany	mh+/mh+ Mh/Mh red Mh/mh+	Mh:	mh+/mh+ Mh/Mh red Mh/mh+
Di Dilute	di+/di+ Di/Di dilute Di/di+	Di:	di+/di+ Di/Di dilute Di/di+
Ig Inhibitor of Gold	Ig+/Ig+ ig/ig cream/lemon Ig+/ig	Ig:	Ig+/Ig+ ig/ig cream/lemon Ig+/ig
Cb Champagneblond	cb+/cb+ Cb/Cb cream/blonde Cb/cb+	Cb:	cb+/cb+ Cb/Cb cream/blonde Cb/cb+
S Silver	s+/s+ gold/wildtype S/S silver S/s+ ("golden")	S:	s+/- gold/wildtype S/- silver
B Barring	b+/b+ B/B light cuckoo/barred (DF) B/b+ dark cuckoo/barred	B:	b+/- B/- cuckoo/barred
Choc Chocolate	Choc+/Choc+ choc/choc chocolate Choc+/choc	Choc:	Choc+/- choc/- chocolate
I Dom. White	i+/i+ black/wildtype I/I dominant white I/i+ I/I^d I/I^s smokey I^d/I^d khaki I^d/i+ dun/chocolate I^s/I^s smokey I^s/I^d I^s/i+ black	I:	i+/i+ black/wildtype I/I dominant white I/i+ I/I^d I/I^s smokey I^d/I^d khaki I^d/i+ dun/chocolate I^s/I^s smokey I^s/I^d I^s/i+ black
Bl Blue	bl+/bl+ Bl/bl+ blue (andalusian) Bl/Bl splash	Bl:	bl+/bl+ Bl/bl+ blue (andalusian) Bl/Bl splash
Mo Mottling	Mo+/Mo+ mo/mo mottled Mo+/mo	Mo:	Mo+/Mo+ mo/mo mottled Mo+/mo
C Rec. White	C+/C+ c/c recessive white C+/c	C:	C+/C+ c/c recessive white C+/c
Lav Lavender	Lav+/Lav+ lav/lav lavender ("self blue") Lav+/lav	Lav:	Lav+/Lav+ lav/lav lavender ("self blue") Lav+/lav

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Genotypes:

	ebeb CoCo db+db+ PgPg MlMl Cha+Cha+ mh+mh+ di+di+ Ig+Ig+ cb+cb+ i+i+ bl+bl+ Lav+Lav+ C+C+ Mo+Mo+ b+- S- Choc+- Gender = Female, Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2 black patterned silver laced•tail Continue with this Female | Select for later crossings
	ebeb CoCo db+db+ PgPg MlMl Cha+Cha+ mh+mh+ di+di+ Ig+Ig+ cb+cb+ i+i+ bl+bl+ Lav+Lav+ C+C+ Mo+Mo+ b+b+ Ss+ Choc+Choc+ Gender = Male, Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2 black patterned yellow/golden laced•tail Continue with this Male | Select for later crossings

Phenotypes:

	Pullets: black patterned silver laced•tail Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2
	Cockerels: black patterned yellow/golden laced•tail Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2

I don’t know how you use that calculator. It’s so confusing.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Yes it is! Took me awhile, and it is by no means perfect or user friendly. BUT it is awesome once you figure it out.
SO with that crossing, you will get gold laced males and silver laced females.

 

[ChickenWhisperer101]

I also have 2 EEs that are cockerel looking. Only 1 was supposed to be a cockerel, but I’m not sure. I’m going to go get pictures right now.

 

[ChickenWhisperer101]

I also have 2 EEs that are cockerel looking. Only 1 was supposed to be a cockerel, but I’m not sure. I’m going to go get pictures right now.

The first 3 are of Dr. pecker, 2nd 3 are of Falafel, and 3rd 3 are of Waffle my EE
Pullet.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Pretty sure the sex linking works either way. And judging by all the people on BYC hoping for pullets, have to disagree with the second part of your statement.

It only works the one way.

Yes it is! Took me awhile, and it is by no means perfect or user friendly. BUT it is awesome once you figure it out.
SO with that crossing, you will get gold laced males and silver laced females.

If you look closer at those males you'll see they're calling them golden not gold.
Golden is some times used for males that carry both gold and silver.
Silver is dominate over gold so at hatch a "golden" male will look the same as a silver. Hence why the sex link won't work.
Those males almost always end up having the gold gene bleed through to turn them a yellowish color but that doesn't show for several weeks and by then it's easy to sex them by combs etc.
Make sense?
I can try to explain further if you'd like.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Thought I posted it

This is a pretty big comb for such a young age.But I sure hope it is a girl.
The 1st EE looks to be a cockerel. I think the second EE is a cockerel but I heard that EEs get their combs faster than other breeds. The last EE looks to be a girl though!

 

[ChickenWhisperer101]

This is a pretty big comb for such a young age.But I sure hope it is a girl.
The 1st EE looks to be a cockerel. I think the second EE is a cockerel but I heard that EEs get their combs faster than other breeds. The last EE looks to be a girl though!

I’m just wanting to know because if both are cockerels then I need to rehome 1 of them as I have 2 other cockerels in the coop and don’t really want 4