I have 26 week old roos that won't sell and they are eating so darn much so I was curious if 26 weeks is "too late" as in the meat will be very tough and inedible. They are mostly Ameraucanas, with one olive Egger. Not much meat on them but not sure what else to do with them as I don't have the...
Not bumblefoot. Checked that ages ago and keep checking. Everything looks fairly normal. She is a very healthy bird despite her difficulties, and a happy one too. She doesn't look like a Mareks chicken to me, doesn't walk like one or act like one. But I am inexperienced in Mereks. Perhaps she...
You got a broody on your hands! Lol! They puff up to make themselves look bigger and make that noise to try and intimidate you to protect their eggs(even if they are hatching invisible ones)
Hello all,
I have a 1.5 year ameraucana hen that for the past summer has difficulty walking.
I raised her and her Wheaten flock mates since they were day olds, and once she hit maturity she seemed to lie down a lot. I didn't think much of it, I thought she was just being a lAzygirl, as she...
The two in the first pictures I cant find a purebred breed for. Perhaps OEGB cross of some sort
The white one(s) is a white Japanese bantam (3rd and 4th pic)
For the buffs I would almost say a sebright cross
1st- Looks like a Langshan
2nd- Unsure on this one. My first thought would be Black Copper Maran rooster but the earlobe color is wrong. Maybe a mix
3rd- What color legs does she have?
The one on the right is 100% rooster
The one on the left is giving me second thoughts as it has very small dainty legs for a female but the comb is very big for a pullet
They both look like they have leghorn in them
They are very handsome birds
1st- I believe it is "Crele" but could also be a Golden Cuckoo
2nd- Slightly looks like a black tailed buff, but I am not sure
3rd- Black breasted red