Well, under the chin to look at the wattles would be the only other photo that would help, but these extra photos you've posted only make me think it's a pullet even more than the other ones.
Who told you that was a cockerel? I mean, it could be, but at 12 weeks I would expect a slightly larger comb and some definitely wattles by now. I don't see any wattles to speak of. Based on the photo, I'd guess pullet, but it's hard...
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I do have to chuckle, though. Here I am talking about the Dutch folks and the AGB folks are almost as bad. The better...
You're not bothering me at all. With as much help as I've gotten here, I can pay it forward a little.
Yea, these are wayyyy better photos. The comb is not as bad as I thought it was, it was just the angle and the...
So long as you enjoy them, that is what counts.
But, be careful how attached you get. If it's got game, it could cause trouble in a flock if there are other gamecocks. If they are game, hopefully you only ended up with...
Yea, it's hard to tell. It's good to throw something into photos as a reference. I can be something like a ruler or even a quart or gallon waterer that we'd all recognize the size of, plus a sharper photo would help on the...
Well, it's a splash bird of some sort and since blue is an accepted color, a splash bird could be an AGB.
But based the other characteristics, I would say no. First, he has white ear lobes. The comb is also poorly...
This are my F1 Silver Duckwing over Wheaten American Game Bantams.
It is interesting that the legs start out so yellow but you can see that they are changing color a few weeks later. The cockerel is a...
Interesting question. I know that there some good discussions regarding keeping water from freezing on this forum. some of them involved the use of heat of manuer as it decomps.
I'm going to the Mother Earth News Fair in...
