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This little one is almost 12 weeks. The comb is so red I fear it's a roo. What are your thoughts? This is my first welsummer.

He's a keeper and a sweetheart! I just hate that people would be so mean and dump him off! If they would have asked me to take him, I would have no questions asked.

Yes! His comb is almost like a bowl! He has only let me get close to him today. His comb doesn't seem to bother him, but it would me. Maybe with some fresh fruits and veggies it will shape up.

Hi all, Someone dumped a rooster at my farm the other day. :( He is quite beautiful and I have never seen anything like him before. Does anyone recognize what breed he is or could be?

They are 21 weeks old if that helps.

I thought it looked a little bit like my maran too. I'm not the best judge of chicken breeds lol There are iridescent feathers on the wings.

Hi everyone! I was gifted a barn yard mix chicken! (She is one the left) I have no idea what in the world she could be. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

This is the one with no tail This is the one with a tail. What do you guys and gals think?

They are about four weeks. There are three with tail feathers and one without. Pics to follow.

I have read somewhere that pullets develop tail feathers faster than the cockerels, but I can't find it again. Is this true in your experience? I bought some pullets and I think one may be a roo.

Here are my buff orpington Rhode Island red crosses. They are beautiful and well-tempered.

Here is my Rhode island a week later. Any thoughts on if it's a boy or girl?

That's fascinating! I had no idea that hens could grow spurs!

I hope these pics help. My phone is not being very cooperative right now. Technology huh? I'm just not really sure of it's sex, It seems a lot calmer than the ones that I know are going to be roosters. This is my first time raising chickens and this is my only Rhode Island Red and I have...

I think that this Rhode Island Red is seven or eight weeks old, but I have no idea if its a roo or hen.