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They do seldom go broody but it does happen. I've had one so far this year. None last year or the year before. She's done well. She hatched 10/10 eggs and is a great little mother.I have a Welsummer. So my silkie went broody and just hatched all 6 eggs we gave her two days ago. Yesterday my welsummer went into the nest box and won't come out! I looked it up and the comments were that Welsummers seldom go broody. What is your opinion? Do you guys have broody Welsummers? When I try to move her she growls at me. If she is broody, I have some eggs to give her, but not the ones she is sitting on. (They are not fertile). Comments please. Thanks.
not all sex linked chickens are mutts - Cream Legbars are actually sex-linked - I think this question would be better posed on the cream legbar thread thoughFrom what I know about sex link, no. Black sex link requires a Barred Rock hen, Red sex link requires a RIR or NHR roo.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_link
I have some black sex linked eggs under my broody Wellie right no, one cross from a Lavender EE roo over a Barred Rock EE hen, the other is a BCM roo over a Barred Rock hen. Both crosses will be mutts, like all sex linked chickens.
With a BCM over a Cream Legbar, you'd have a regular old Easter Egger, nothing wrong with that, as EEs are my all time favorite, maybe even an Olive Egger...
Oh yes, I stand corrected. I believe we were speaking of sex linked crosses. Thank you for clarifying. I would actually love to get my hands on a pair of Cream Legbars. But alas, roos are not allowed in my city, so no happy chicken breeding for me.not all sex linked chickens are mutts - Cream Legbars are actually sex-linked - I think this question would be better posed on the cream legbar thread though