The 6th Annual BYC Easter Hatch-a-long!

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Just got a chocolate orpington rooster yesterday. Plan on breeding him to my ee's later on in the spring, after it warms up. Going to be really cold for the next few days and wet. Anyone have any idea what the chicks will look like? I have a solid white, solid black and dark nixed colors on the rest of my ee's.
 
Just got a chocolate orpington rooster yesterday. Plan on breeding him to my ee's later on in the spring, after it warms up. Going to be really cold for the next few days and wet. Anyone have any idea what the chicks will look like? I have a solid white, solid black and dark nixed colors on the rest of my ee's.
the whites and blacks when bread to chocolate will give chocoloate or black chicks

a simple chicken color calculator is available here

http://www.breedbook.org/?action=geneticscalculator&tab=CHICKEN
 
dick horstman sells his heritage rir for $24/doz - in PA

Dick Hortsman! Good man! Here are some of his babies. Not RIR though.

Tried to find a photo of one grown up..only have one photo of a pullet..this is what they grew up to look like. A Silver Pencil Rock.
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Quote: The Genesis is a great one I've heard. I've been happy with my Hovabator 1602N. It was inexpensive and works well once you get used to incubating. I now have a Brinsea as well. I still use the hovabator when I need to hatch more than the Brinsea can hold.

Quote: Still air is non circulated. Some incubators have a fan that circulates the heat.
 
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