Silver Laced Wyandotte X Barred Rock

[Eddie the Yeti]

So, one of my Silver laced Wyandotte hens is a rooster. I was going to keep him and maybe incubate some eggs. I still need more laying hens and can get some Barred Rocks for a good price about the same age as my others. I was told that breeding a silver laced roo with a barred rock hen yields black sex links. But when I look up black sex link it says the roo should be Rhode Island Red or Plymouth. So if I use my roo and get barred rock hens what will they make? Is it a good match? Any help is appreciated

 

[Northwest_Wannabe]

http://kippenjungle.nl/kruising.htm...Co,Ml:Ml/Ml,S:S/(S)&fgt=E:E/E,B:B/(B),S:S/(S)

Black females, barred males : )

 

[Eddie the Yeti]

http://kippenjungle.nl/kruising.html?mgt=E:e^b/e^b,Pgg/Pg,Co:Co/Co,Ml:Ml/Ml,S:S/(S)&fgt=E:E/E,B:B/(B),S:S/(S)

Black females, barred males : )

Thank you!

 

[nicalandia]

But when I look up black sex link it says the roo should be Rhode Island Red or Plymouth. So if I use my roo and get barred rock hens what will they make? Is it a good match? Any help is appreciated

RIR and BR are more productive than Wyandottes so your black sex link hens will be less productive than BR

 

[Eddie the Yeti]

RIR and BR are more productive than Wyandottes so your black sex link hens will be less productive than BR

Good to know. I really didn't want a rooster and, sine I need more hens I just want something that will pair well IF we decide to incubate any of the eggs. Thanks for the reply.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Both male and female offspring could have partial lacing or silver leakage.