Top hat genetics

[Poultrybonkers]

If a crevecoure roo mated a sex link hen would the chicks have some sort of poof? And would it be noticeable after they hatch?
2nd question if a blrw roo mated a sex link hen would the chicks have rose combs or could it be single combs.

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

I'm not really a genetics person or know that much on how it all works. I can only go what I have bred as in my polish that I crossed with an amber hen.
The chicks that hatched have a slight poof on their heads.

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[Yorkshire Coop]

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[junebuggena]

If a crevecoure roo mated a sex link hen would the chicks have some sort of poof? And would it be noticeable after they hatch?
2nd question if a blrw roo mated a sex link hen would the chicks have rose combs or could it be single combs.

Crests are dominant, so chicks would likely have at least a partial crest. Rose combs are dominant over single combs.

 

[StarMeKritten]

If a crevecoure roo mated a sex link hen would the chicks have some sort of poof? And would it be noticeable after they hatch?
2nd question if a blrw roo mated a sex link hen would the chicks have rose combs or could it be single combs.

Crests are dominant but may not be noticeable at hatch. My mixed chicks with one crested parent often will not show signs of a crest until they are 1-2 months old.

You can get single combed chicks from a rose combed parent if the rose comb parent carries the recessive single comb gene.

 

[Michael OShay]

Crests are dominant, so chicks would likely have at least a partial crest. Rose combs are dominant over single combs.

Crests are dominant but may not be noticeable at hatch. My mixed chicks with one crested parent often will not show signs of a crest until they are 1-2 months old.

You can get single combed chicks from a rose combed parent if the rose comb parent carries the recessive single comb gene.

X2 on both of the above posts.

 

[drumstick diva]

x3 on both posts