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My guess is no. Wouldn't this be similar to "crossing" two chickens of the same breed that are from lines that were separated many generations ago?
From what I have seen so far with mine, is they are much smaller than the RC RIW. They almost have a white leghorn look about them... but they are still young so I'm not sure. I'm moving them out today so I will try to get some pics up today.... if not today tomorrow for sure.
If anything it would improve the genetics don't you think? I bet the birds from privett are inbred like crazy... so some new genetics probably might do them some good. I did get one rooster out of the bunch but more than likely he is a brother to the hens??
So if I breed New Hampshire roos over RIR hens the male offspring will not work in the sex link cross if I would breed them to a RIW hen. I'm looking for the red/white females and solid white males. Very easy to tell at hatch... that's what I'm looking for.
My guess is no. Wouldn't this be similar to "crossing" two chickens of the same breed that are from lines that were separated many generations ago?
From what I have seen so far with mine, is they are much smaller than the RC RIW. They almost have a white leghorn look about them... but they are still young so I'm not sure. I'm moving them out today so I will try to get some pics up today.... if not today tomorrow for sure.
If anything it would improve the genetics don't you think? I bet the birds from privett are inbred like crazy... so some new genetics probably might do them some good. I did get one rooster out of the bunch but more than likely he is a brother to the hens??
So if I breed New Hampshire roos over RIR hens the male offspring will not work in the sex link cross if I would breed them to a RIW hen. I'm looking for the red/white females and solid white males. Very easy to tell at hatch... that's what I'm looking for.