Except the for red and black chicks these are hatchery EE's.While I don't have a chick colored exactly like your roo, I have tried to choose chicks that have the same colors that I see in your roo.I have no idea what breeds are in thees birds. EE's come in so many different colors and patterns, they are like a patchwork quilt
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Pictures 2 and 3 have the same roo at different ages. You can see how the red on his wings spread and got darker as he got older. Pictures 1 and 2 show the blue or grey color I see on you chick. For some reason Butterscotch wound up in all three.
Pictures 2 and 3 have the same roo at different ages. You can see how the red on his wings spread and got darker as he got older. Pictures 1 and 2 show the blue or grey color I see on you chick. For some reason Butterscotch wound up in all three.
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Today 11:04 amThat would be wonderful to see some photos, Ozark! Several people have suggested my boy looks EE-ish. What do you think of the theory that his mother was EE and his father a white leghorn? Or do you think EE mom and Sebright dad? Or EE mom and EE dad?
Mother or even grandmother could have been EE, with white leghorn father. I don't see Sebright in him, or both parents being EE. Mother may have been BO/EE cross or mother BO and father EE.
Today 11:04 amThat would be wonderful to see some photos, Ozark! Several people have suggested my boy looks EE-ish. What do you think of the theory that his mother was EE and his father a white leghorn? Or do you think EE mom and Sebright dad? Or EE mom and EE dad?
Mother or even grandmother could have been EE, with white leghorn father. I don't see Sebright in him, or both parents being EE. Mother may have been BO/EE cross or mother BO and father EE.