awww... he does!! Such a pretty rooster! To bad we couldn't keep him. We can't have roosters here (we arn't really suposed to have chicken either- lol).

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THe hens will lay so you can see the color of the eggs; but I would choose a rooster with a pea comb. IMO.Silly question but, in order to have an OE or even an EE the hen and rooster should have a pea comb?? I have some that I hatched and I'm pretty sure some of them have a single comb. Should I not breed them again if I'm looking for olive eggs?
Breed form those that LAY an olive egg. Forget about the comb if it's the egg colour you're after.![]()
Thanks. I guess that means I should keep my "extra" roosters a little longer.THe hens will lay so you can see the color of the eggs; but I would choose a rooster with a pea comb. IMO.
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Here are some of my up and coming that I'm loving!
Jack, the father, a one eyed, way too colorful Splash Copper Marans and Juanita, the mother, a beardless, blue laying EE, created these 3 ....full blooded sisters....the variety is just amazing!
Jilly
Gidget
Picaso
Beauties, right?!? I'm hoping for olive eggs!