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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nomadicus" data-source="post: 27221906" data-attributes="member: 652274"><p>When two meat crosses are crossed then the genes get scrambled enough that there will be many options to pursue until a new breed can be developed. It does take several generations to get them to breed true. Every breed listed in hatchery catalogs and websites at one time was the results of a cross whether in the wild or most likely by a breeder. Messing with chicken genetics is a wonderful hobby that I too pursue and hope to have a few more years to work with.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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