What color(s) would s black roo over bbred produce
Black male,
Hen stated to be ,bbred -presume this to be short for Black Breasted Red?
Black Breasted Red is a colour description for Duckwing,Wheaten & Brown cockerels & is not used for hens.
So what colour is the hen? A photo would be good.
What were you expecting & why?
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Black male,
Hen stated to be ,bbred -presume this to be short for Black Breasted Red?
Black Breasted Red is a colour description for Duckwing,Wheaten & Brown cockerels & is not used for hens.
So what colour is the hen? A photo would be good.
What were you expecting & why?
Actually it is used for hens, and in most cases should be used to describe a straight-up "gold" duckwing bird.
Regardless of duckwing, brown-red, and/or wheaten, any of those crossed with black will throw rusty black birds. Females will be black with hints of red, sometimes no red. Males will be black with varied hints of red in the hackle, shoulder, and saddle.
If you're using the calculator, it will not tell or show you of any leakage when crossing colors like these.
I believe it is a difference in country. In the US, partridge is used only for e^b. Wheatens are labeled as wheaten and gold duckwings are called BB Reds.
I did not know there was a difference in males and female of the same color.the breeder did tell me the Pullets were black breasted red.I do have a chick from the same breeder that I thought was wheaten that is totally different.so I will need to post pics later and get it straight.BTW I know this person does have gold ducking as a color in some of their birds.