All of my EE's are the product of Black Olive Egger hens X Buff Laced Wyandotte roo. Out of the 3 girls I kept I got the red/buff laced one, white speckled one & a red/blue girl. I couldn't believe the range of colors from solid Black hens!
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That is exactly why chicken genetics makes my brain bleed!!!!! lolAll of my EE's are the product of Black Olive Egger hens X Buff Laced Wyandotte roo. Out of the 3 girls I kept I got the red/buff laced one, white speckled one & a red/blue girl. I couldn't believe the range of colors from solid Black hens!
Quote: Use your barred hens/pullets with the EE roo for sex links. You will get some green eggs and some brown eggs from the mix, but they will all be layers you can sex.... and predict which is which at hatch too.... pea combs vs straight. OR use a BR roo and make you some Barred EE (keep the pea combs for the EE pen than you can make sexling EE too)
Is it possible your Buff Laced is really a Splash laced red? Black birds can hide lots of colors so you really never know what you will get.All of my EE's are the product of Black Olive Egger hens X Buff Laced Wyandotte roo. Out of the 3 girls I kept I got the red/buff laced one, white speckled one & a red/blue girl. I couldn't believe the range of colors from solid Black hens!
Well, that's what's so cool about EE's. A cross between an EE and something else could look like ANYTHING because of the EE's mysterious, mixed heritage.