Thanks!!! He was given to us by the next door neighbor and he's so sweet and gentle. Don't really need a big roo but he's pretty to look at and he does proect his girls!!
nice rooster with a great spur and i know
what kind your chicken is and it called a
faveroll i know this because i have the same
bird as you and after winter they look great.
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a friend did a little research... and if i understand it right.. both parents contribute to egg color.. what you get is based on the dominance of the color though...
blue/green is actually dominant.. but sorts co-dominant.. in that something can put a wash over it.. how you end up w/ olive eggers mixinf a green egger with a dark brown egger....
i have an EE roo.. don't know what color egg he came out of because he was a feed store baby... i now have 3 week old offspring from him and my leghorn.. i'm hoping when they get big enough to lay it will tell me the color the roo is throwing... depending on how the white works it will either be the true color the roo is putting in, or a lighter version of it...
but the good thing is, if it hatches from a green egg it will either lay greenish eggs or pass that green onto it's offspring...
granted... this is all just if i'm understanding it correctly from what i've been told.. if i'm wrong and someone knows better info please let us know...