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kelsfarm
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- Feb 19, 2022
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I found a local hatchery guy near me who has a little business, runs it out of his home. I went thereAre they feed-store chicks or mailed chicks?
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I found a local hatchery guy near me who has a little business, runs it out of his home. I went thereAre they feed-store chicks or mailed chicks?
If that is true and she is a BSL, its a female. We'll see.I found a local hatchery guy near me who has a little business, runs it out of his home. I went there
Thank you! @cherrynberry !I found a local hatchery guy near me who has a little business, runs it out of his home. I went there
BSLs are just crosses that result in barred males and females without barring. The pairing is SO easy to make, that literally anyone can breed BSLs.If that is true and she is a BSL, its a female. We'll see.
Definitely explains a lot though.
No problem!Thank you! @cherrynberry !
That makes sense. Yes I do know for a fact he does breed his ownBSLs are just crosses that result in barred males and females without barring. The pairing is SO easy to make, that literally anyone can breed BSLs.
ANY male without barring crossed with ANY female with barring will result in what is known as black sexlinks. As long as dominant white, silver, etc. isn't involved, the barring sould show up pretty well. Because hatcheries always use the same two breeds to make them, they always result in similarly looking offspring. If she came out of a "breeder" it would explain the differences. Not sure if he bred his own birds, though.