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    Cream Legbar Working Group: Standard of Perfection

    I too have serious concerns about cold weather and combs. Despite providing heated winter coops, and vaseline etc, I struggle with frost bit combs. It does seem strange to me that we would develop a standard that makes injury to our birds more common. It seems counterproductive and cruel. I...
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    Not Sure If You've Got A Pullet Or Cockerel? Click Here! Thread 2

    You are right they are closer to 4 weeks, I was getting their hatch date confused. These babies were hatched August 12- 15. I will be patient and try to photograph in a couple more weeks. thank you.
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    Not Sure If You've Got A Pullet Or Cockerel? Click Here! Thread 2

    I have 3 straight run english orpingtons at about 6 weeks old. they have been very slow to feather out. Can you help identify their genders? Chick #1 Jubilee orpington Chick # 2 Black Orpington biggest chick, more feathers, larger legs. Black Orpington #3 most active chick, likes...
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    Not Sure If You've Got A Pullet Or Cockerel? Click Here! Thread 2

    Cochin Gender? I think this pet cochin bird is about 16 -20 weeks. I was assured by its breeder it was a pullet at age 4 weeks( and then again at about 8 weeks), but I have always had some doubts. What do you guys think?
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    Not Sure If You've Got A Pullet Or Cockerel? Click Here! Thread 2

    I think I have posted this question in the wrong place before. I have a baby cochin that my kids picked out a few weeks ago because it had pretty unique colours. This baby is about 8-10 weeks. We want to know if its a baby boy or baby girl.
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    Baby cochin

    This Baby Large Fowl Cochin is about 8-10 weeks. Kids picked it out as it was unique colours. We are curious if we have a baby boy or baby girl. Your thoughts would be helpful
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    What breed and sex (pics)

    This young cochin is about 8- 9 weeks. I am wondering if We have a pullet or a cockerel. What do you fine folks think?
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    Most friendly chicken breeds

    Of all the breeds I have had the friendliest by far have been the speckled sussex and cochins. The sussex follow us throughout the yard, allow all of my children and their friends to pick them up, eat out of their hand, will come up on their own to jump in your lap or sit on the porch swing...
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