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Does anyone have an olive egger pullet for sale that they would be willing to ship? Preferably somebody close to WV. Thanks!
I have a Welsummer x EE that looks quite a bit like that.
I would breed the olive eggers to the golden cuckoo. your brown laying hen back to the ameraucana and hope for more olive eggers. if you can only do 1 I would use the olive eggers with the marans and not hatch the brown onesI have 3 barred (cuckoo/amerucana) hens. They have fluffy creeks and very pretty. Two lay olive eggs one lays a brown egg. Which way would you breed them. Back to a golden cuckoo? Or back to Spash amerucana.
I want to get a fluffy creeked rooster. So far no luck.
The brown layer is in with the amerucanas.
I find a lot of the eggs are not fertile. Both pens have 2 roosters in them.
Amerucana probaby 12 hens
Cuckoos only 6.
What colors chicks and eggs should I expect?
You all take such beautiful pictures. mine always look lighter than they are!!!!!
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The OE roo carries both blue and chocolate genes. So if you put him with a blue egg laying hen the off spring will lay some shade of green egg. Maybe green with spots if your lucky. OE roo over brown egg layer will make the offspring lay a brown egg darker than the mom's but lighter than the BCM. If you put the OE over a OE hen you will get 50% green and %50 brown layers. Hope that helps.ok... i've looked through this thread but can't quite find my answer. I hatched an olive egger this year (FBCM crossed with a Wheaten Ameracauna) and it turned out to be a roo. In my flock, I have a wheaten ameracauna hen, a barnyard mix hen, and a FBCM hen. If I keep the Olive Egger and hatch the eggs I get, what color will the eggs most likely be?
I will add on to this just a bit... I have F-2s that are the product of my F-1s bred back to Marans for a darker egg color, not just F-1 x F-1. It's still a step away from the first generation, just in a slightly different direction.![]()