Y'all still think it's white vs BS?

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I still haven't noticed any coloring to its wings yet & it's around 6 weeks old. The breeder said he hatched 3 more just like it from his IB/BS pair, he still thinks they're all BS but it literally has no tinted feathers. The IB chick I have is from the same pairing.
 
That cutie is definitely not a IBBS, and your breeder's IBBS parents clearly have some other hidden stuff happening!

This is our IBBS girl at 4 weeks:
 
I am no expert, but I would say white. Question for the experts (or anyone, lol), can white mask BS?

-Kathy
 
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Well it's confusing to me because if you have an Indian blue and a black shoulder pair that are both split to white, what are the chances you would have so many white chicks to hatch? I thought it would be 25% white?
 
Well it's confusing to me because if you have an Indian blue and a black shoulder pair that are both split to white, what are the chances you would have so many white chicks to hatch? I thought it would be 25% white?
Yes its 25%, but this percentage will only become more clear when hatching many chicks, when hatching just a few this rule may get exceptions sometimes.
 
Well it's confusing to me because if you have an Indian blue and a black shoulder pair that are both split to white, what are the chances you would have so many white chicks to hatch? I thought it would be 25% white?
@kuntrygirl , hatched a bunch of whites from her IB split to white pair last season.

-Kathy
 
A Punnett square gives the general odds, the more you hatch, the closer those odds are to the square. I've got a trio of IB split BS split bronze. Odds are I'd get 25% each of bronze or BS, but so far of three chicks, one BS, one bronze and one IB. It's only 1:32 that I'd even get bronze BS, but maybe my BS will turn out to be a bronze, defying all odds :fl
 

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