MinnesotaNice
Songster
I want some buckeyes....
*sigh*
*sigh*
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Jerry, there is no need for you to try too hard to buy one from her. IF, and that is a big IF, I keep hatching them at the rate I am, I will should have some for you to tak back this year.I copied this photo from the Illinois thread . A white sport . This is the tinted chick down that will help sex the white sports . This looks like a cockerel . Going to keep trying to buy one from her .![]()
Jerry, there is no need for you to try too hard to buy one from her. IF, and that is a big IF, I keep hatching them at the rate I am, I will should have some for you to tak back this year.
Thanks ! Wanting to test my idea on these . The Legbar people do not understand IMO . They kept saying they would loose the auto sexing gene ( which is due to barring ) and you would have to breed back to the regular line to get it back . It never leaves in these white sports . You just have to select for enough chick down color so you can see the spot .Jerry, there is no need for you to try too hard to buy one from her. IF, and that is a big IF, I keep hatching them at the rate I am, I will should have some for you to tak back this year.
Isn't there some saying about counting chickens in relation to when they hatch??
Thanks ! Wanting to test my idea on these . The Legbar people do not understand IMO . They kept saying they would loose the auto sexing gene ( which is due to barring ) and you would have to breed back to the regular line to get it back . It never leaves in these white sports . You just have to select for enough chick down color so you can see the spot .
You will be getting a black Ameraucana rooster for your black EE . You can use that hen to make pea comb BA . Half of her chicks will inherit 1 copy of pea comb . Breed those together and keep selecting for good pea comb . Especially the roosters . You can tell the tall pea combs only have one copy .LOL that's why I said a big if. I am still getting one White sport for every 25 chicks. I just finished the last hatch. I had 24 eggs go into the hatcher I have 22 chicks, one is a white sport. I am hoping my move to separate the CLB's will increase my chances of White ones.
Jerry, I need your advice , again. We should just have the "ask Jerry" thread!
I told you I moved that black EE into the coop with the BA's. I had not gotten an egg from her, until yesterday. Her egg looks just like a BA egg. Same size, shape and color. I am wondering if I should not concentrate on making a line of pea combed BA's. I like the BA's but the single combs just are not made for Minnesota.
I know it would not be a true BA, but looks wise it would be pretty darn close without the single comb..
Your thoughts? If I try to bring the black birds eggs back to green or blue, I will most likely lose the coloring or the comb, I think.
You will be getting a black Ameraucana rooster for your black EE . You can use that hen to make pea comb BA . Half of her chicks will inherit 1 copy of pea comb . Breed those together and keep selecting for good pea comb . Especially the roosters . You can tell the tall pea combs only have one copy .