I know that I've read that on Black Sex links the male has the white spot on it's head. Does it ever vary? The reason I'm asking is a friend just hatched 10 eggs from my Barred Rock Hens & RIR mixed with a banty roo. (Don't have a clue what he's mixed with since he was given to me!) My roo has the red coloring of a RIR but his tale feathers are grey & silver and his feet are feathered. Out of the 10, 2 are solid black without any spots and the other 8 are a mix of black, grey & silver but they all have spots on their heads and some have feather on their feet. So is it safe to say we have 2 pullets & 8 roos??
I wasn't sure if the fact that he wasn't a pure RIR would make a difference with any of the true sex link markings.
I would very much appreciate any help that I could get!!
Thanks,
Missi
I wasn't sure if the fact that he wasn't a pure RIR would make a difference with any of the true sex link markings.
I would very much appreciate any help that I could get!!
Thanks,
Missi
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