Recent content by Shyhootska

Thank you for all of your comments. Unfortunately, our village doesn't allow roosters so snowflake has to go.(looking to keep layers only as well.) But, we have a lot of time and effort invested in him so will try to find him a long life home. Thanks again.

Thanks for your response, the comb has been red for half its life. The birds came from MPC as day olds and were hatched on Aug 17th. Is it possible to be the same gender with their combs and waddles looking so different? Its size is quite large compared to all of the other birds as well.

Here's another view of the larger plym rock.

I have a pair of white plum rocks which were both hatched just over 15 weeks ago. I'm wondering if the larger bird who has much more developed comb and waddle and who has curving pointed tail feathers. No prominent Spurs, only small bumps. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. .

Thanks for the feedback Donrae. The 2 pics are of the same EE. I have Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Partridge Rocks, Silver Laced Wyandottes, and RIRs as well that are all the same age(4 wks). They all have a comb of some sort coming in at this point. I have 2 EEs and neither have a comb...

I failed to mention the birds were hatched 33 days ago.

I have the question as Im not sure if one of my EEs is a pullet or a cockerel. My 2 EEs are larger than all of the other standards I have and they are the most aggressive. Any experienced and educated answers are appreciated. Thanks in advance, Dave....