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Yep, all cockerels

I think there was some mixed breed chicken that had a leghorn base and it has black feathers sometimes. I think it is called “California...

At around 6 weeks right now, they are almost definitely both cockerels with that amount of comb and wattles they have.

Well, bigger than my friend’s standard bred silkie hens. Also much bigger than even a hatchery 12 week old silkie pullet’s comb. Pullets...

Still sticking with a male! His comb is larger than any silkie hens’ I have seen.

Much too early to tell. Update when the chick is 6 weeks old.

She looks like she has waterbelly. @Wyorp Rock @azygous

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It would be interesting to see a study, but I don't know if one exists. My theory is that, for the most part, birds from a breeder are...

An all flock feed with a 20% may help with feather picking. You already have a dish with oyster shell so they can eat however much they...

The age old question has been answered, and it's definitive: the egg came before the chicken, and by a very long margin. See...

What is the protein %? Sometimes hens will pick at other hens feathers to get extra protein as the 16% protein feeds are not high enough...

I am pretty sure these two are little cockerels, their little horns are HUGE compared to my other chicks! They aren’t even three weeks...

There are 2 cockerels and one pullet. The pullet is the darker colored chick.

@Eggcessive @azygous