Recent content by chickencoop97

Wouldn't know for sure wait for maybe 2-3 weeks to have a better estimate. Leghorns early on tell pretty much who is who. Very large combs early on the males.

The brown on their feathers is because of the rain. Just saying.

Thanks for the info!

Still a pullet?

Still a pullet?

Tomorrow morning I'll try to video 'her' if 'she' still crows :)

I hope so. I was pretty convinced that she was a she. The gap in my mouth when I confirmed it was that chicken who just crowed lmao

He/She started crowing! I read about how pullets to can crow but now I'm waaaay more confused than days ago when I posted the thread lmao

I'd have to agree with this. Actually I have experience with breeding game birds. Here it is still legal to fight them. I actually started breeding because of them. I liked the form and the style of play of a breed then I get my hands on the best I could afford. I DO NOT FIGHT BIRDS. Now the...

Here is another pic:

Mine kinda looks like yours! I was told that this is a cockerel and that he or she is almost 4 mos old. 3/3 people I asked here in byc said he was a she :)

Thanks for the responses guys. I'm about to send them all roosters of and now I'll hold out on this one. If it turns out to be a pullet or not I'll update y'all. :)

Yup. I'm pretty sure the other two are roosters but this one got me confused.

I was told that this is a cockerel almost 4 mos old now. The problem is, 'his' comb is drooping - which I have seen in older leghorn hens. So, is he a he or a she? -.-"