Last time I did this I got into a HUGE FUSS on this thread and the AMs thread, but here I goEaster Eggers can be Solid color, any color. I have white, blue, black EE. They came from my EE pen and will stay in my EE pen. I don't like to have solid color EE since I have Solid color AMs... just TOO confusing. I think people prefer the patterns anyway.
The Barring in EE crosses. The sexing of Barred chicks only works if BOTH parents are BARRED. The key to sexing is the little roos have 2 copies of the barring genes. Cross DON'T get 2 copies so you have to wait and see. UNLESS the barring comes from the mother ONLY then you have sex linked roos![]()
BTW I just hatched my first batch of Barred EE this year. They are from my SBEL pullet and my Good Shepard Barred Roo. I want the to make Sexlinked EE in the spring. It is just going to be better to KNOW at hatch what is a pullet. 2 Whites (barred under there) and 3 Blacks.... now to keep the pullets with pea combs.... I will keep hatching. I need 4 or 5 pullets.
okay, got it. thanks for the mini color genetics lesson
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