slove
10 posts
Feb 25, 2007
7:05 PM
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I HAVE A PAIR OF ROLLERS THAT PRODUCES A WHITE SIDE OR ODD SIDE HOWEVER YOU WANT TO SAY IT PRETTY REGULAR BUT NEITHER PARENT HAS THIS TRAIT AND I DO NOT KNOW WHICH ONE IS CARRYING IT IS THERE A WAY TO TELL DOES COCKS THROW IT MORE THEM HENS DO OR VICE VERSA THANKS FOR ANY HELP DJ
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MCCORMICKLOFTS
1215 posts
Feb 25, 2007
8:08 PM
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What color/marking are the parents?
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DHenderson
25 posts
Feb 25, 2007
8:08 PM
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hey dude,
I don't know about odd side but with some colors or patterns the parents need to both carry it to get it. For example if you have a pair of recessive reds they can only produce recessive reds and if you have birds that carry recessive red even though they aren't that color and you put two of them together they can produce it.
I would say that odd side is that both of them are carrying that pattern in your case beings that both don't show that color.
I have several birds that are not barred but if I put them to a certain mate they will produce a barred bird in nearly every round.
In some, especially the solid blacks, you can see a pattern in the birds wings, whether it's bar or check but you can see it.
Well that is my view on it.
dave
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slove
11 posts
Feb 25, 2007
8:26 PM
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THE HEN IS A BLACK BADGE I DO NOT HAVE A PIC OF HER BUT THIS IS A PIC OF THE COCK THEY THROW AN ODD SIDE BABY ABOUT EVERY OTHER HATCH IT IS ALWAYS JUST ON ONE SIDE THEY ARE USUALLY A REDDISH COLOR THE PIC IS NOT THAT GREAT COCK IS A SILVERISH COLOR WITH RED BAR THANKS DJ
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MCCORMICKLOFTS
1216 posts
Feb 25, 2007
8:41 PM
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Both are pie bald, and probably neither is restricted to the homozygous state of a particular pied marking (badge, baldhead, bellneck, etc.) It is not out of the ordinary to produce an oddside from two piebalds. In fact it is more common than one might think.
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slove
12 posts
Feb 25, 2007
8:54 PM
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SO THE ODDSIDE IS NOT COMING FROM ONE OR THE OTHER IT IS A COMBINATION OF BOTH I HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION FOR YOU. WHAT ARE MY CHANCES OF GETTING BOTH SIDES WHITE IF I TAKE A HEN FROM THIS PAIR THAT HAS ONE ODD SIDE AND A BLUEBAR COCK FORM DIFFERENT BLOODLINE WITH A BEAUTIFUL WHITE SIDE ON ONE SIDE AND A QUARTER OF A WING OF WHITE ON THE OTHER SIDE OR WOULD I HAVE BETTER LUCK TRYING TO GET A COCK OUT OF MY OLD PAIR AND BREED TO A HEN WOULD A BROTHER SISTER ODDSIDES HAVE A BETTER CHANCE OF GETTING A WHITE SIDED BIRD THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP DJ
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slove
14 posts
Feb 25, 2007
9:23 PM
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Thanks for your help. That's what I thought too the one with the best white sides would be best to breed together. Thanks again. DJ
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Santandercol
810 posts
Feb 26, 2007
6:04 AM
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Slove,
Don't forget!Colour doesn't neccessarily spin.
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Kelly
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