Was supposed to be Americana Rooster

lydiagirl99

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May 31, 2016
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This is my Rooster, Prince. Quite a beautiful bird and a wonderful Rooster to have. We got lucky with him considering we got him from someone off Craigslist, but the people told us he was an Americana Rooster but he has a Single Comb which doesn't match with what an Americanas comb is supposed to be. Can anyone give me some input?
 
Maybe he had an EE that he considered 'americauna' and he crossed it with something with a single comb to produce your boy. He'd still be an EE, or barnyard mix.
 
Maybe he had an EE that he considered 'americauna' and he crossed it with something with a single comb to produce your boy. He'd still be an EE, or barnyard mix.
I suppose you could be right. I hatched 2 of his eggs that he fathered, that was crossed with my Red sex link, so I wanted to know what the babies were mixed with but I suppose I'm just going to call them little barnyard mixes
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Thank you !
 
"Americana" is a fancy term for an easter egger, since there is no standard for easter eggers (while there are preferred traits) he can still be a EE without fitting the type of most. I will say though that he most likely doesn't carry the colored egg gene, straight combed birds tend to lay a normal egg shade. A pea comb is directly linked to the blue/green egg genetics.
 
Could be a hatchery quality Faverolle... Hatchery birds commonly lack a couple characteristics of the breed. but to be safe I would call him an EE, at the least he should throw chicks with that beautiful beard!
 


He Definitely Is A Beautiful Boy. Like I said, we got lucky with him
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These are his 2 children I am keeping. The Black one, Penguin, Is only a little over a week old but the bigger one, Bruno, is a little over 4 weeks old. Would you guys be able to Tell me if its a Pullet or not ?




 

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