rollerman132
110 posts
Jun 07, 2007
8:09 PM
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Maybe you guys can help me out with this one. I put down a red T chk cock with blue chk hen and got a blue ck squeaker. I breed in individuals, and the bird wasn’t with another bird before that cock. Oh ya the cock has no black flaking.
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Tony Chavarria
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1375 posts
Jun 07, 2007
9:01 PM
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In my experience with my Ruby Roller family, the dark check squeeker will be a hen. What about the nestmate, is it Ash Red showing black flecking? If so, this is the cock.
Does the red check cock have blue in its pedigree??
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FLY ON! Tony Chavarria
Last Edited by on Jun 07, 2007 9:03 PM
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Velo99
1162 posts
Jun 08, 2007
5:00 AM
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Try this one. I put an black cockbird on an andy hen and got a red check. I also got a red bar from an ash red on a black t check. T check`s dad was a red bar so I wasn`t really surprised.
In the later rounds the "hidden" colors start popping up.Thats what is so cool about rollers.
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V99
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bman
277 posts
Jun 08, 2007
7:17 AM
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If the cock has white flights it can hide the fleking.
If your positive its out of that cock he's carrying blue.
P.S. Tony's right it will be a hen.
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Ron
Last Edited by on Jun 08, 2007 7:18 AM
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rollerman132
111 posts
Jun 08, 2007
11:18 AM
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If it wasn’t for gray bar on the tail, I would have thought it was rec red. The rec reds I have are solid red no gray any where. Anyways, the cock has a few white feathers on the tail. I have opened up the tail and wings, and there are no flaks any where. Like Nick would say, weird ain’t it?
Last Edited by on Jun 09, 2007 2:18 AM
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