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Do the off spring of this hybrid have similar traits to their parents?
Is there a breed that is the results of  mating these hybrids with each other?
I know the sex link coloration disappears.
But what about egg production,temperament,and foraging ability? Would these traits come through?
Has anyone tried this?      
 
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metzger farms states that mating these hybrids results in offspring not as good layers as the parents. don't know from experience yet.  how good of a layer are yours? I'm getting 10 in the spring!
 
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