Olive Egger, my best guess is cuckoo Marans mixed with cream crested legbar
I have cuckoo legbar hybrids. hens look exactly like your OE.
my hybrids are probably mixed with plymouth rock.
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Olive Egger, my best guess is cuckoo Marans mixed with cream crested legbar
Wow @chickengr how do you candle an egg that dark?? I've been served overpriced "coffee" with less color...
I love him!This is my polish Frizzle x silkie roo. I’m unsure how his offspring would pan out with his ladies (crested cream legbar, barnevelders, Olive Egger and sex links ) but I just may try! View attachment 2425827
If it helps, I had a dark brahma for about 5 years and she never went broody the entire 21 days. She was hatchery stock though tokStill waiting for any member of my flock to show some tendency in that direction. None of my hatchery DP birds are showing any interest whatsoever in sitting an egg, the Comets seem to have all broodiness bred out of them, and the Brahma didn't really start laying before winter hit, so I broke down and bought an incubator.
Maybe come spring, I will have your fortune. those are gorgeous eggs.
If it helps, I had a dark brahma for about 5 years and she never went broody the entire 21 days. She was hatchery stock though tok
Nah, what is funny though is I had a black sexlink that actually hatched out ducks. Never chickens but she was determined enough to hatch out those weird eggs that were larger than her own AND she was a good mother to them. Never thought that would happen.TY for the cautionary warning. Mine are hatchery too. So I guess I shouldn't feel so bad about "biting the bullet" and buying an incubator.