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I allowed my broody Sebright to hatch a pair of eggs, one hers amd one from my other female Sebright. I only have a Sebright cock, so the chicks are definitely 100% Sebright all 3 are golden. This one Pictured has a head that is copper like a golden, but the fuzzy body almost looks like it will...

Gunny my doberman checking on "her chicks" she mothered them a lot as babies. (The chicken in this pic is not a year old yet :) )

Memphis and my olive egger roo.

I have no idea on that. I don't know anything abt showing chickens.

Yes I do. Here is my roo with one of the girls. You can see the big difference in their combs. I should qualify that with if they are sebrights, yes. Each breed is different.

I agree with the other poster. My roo had his comb by 5 weeks and the girls did not.

2 of mine :)

My two boys are loud and have a high pitched there is no way to miss it crow.

They got every treat I have! Lol Inwas trying to coerce some littles to rejoin the flock after a mini escape attempt! That was cucumber, corn on the cob, some treat medley with oats, mealworms, raisins and peanuts and also some boss! Lol they had a buffet!

Well today I did my first supervised visitation of chicks with existing flock and after a rocky few min of the rooster telling them to stay in their pen and me telling the rooster to leave them alone we had a good time of everyone ignoring one another before I decided I was ready to be done...

Very cute fluffy butts!!! Awww congrats!

I can certainly understand Blooie, I am freezing all winter...just can never get warm no matter what I do or how many layers I wear. I think I'll watch the little buggers a little longer and see if they are consistent abt where they sleep. I'm sure that'll tell me more. I'd hate to turn it...

I'm in southwest MI, our low temps at night are abt 65-70 degrees daytime temps in the high 80's low 90's. They are cooped in a barn and the barn stays cooler during the day and warmer at night. I don't have an exact temp though I am always comfortable in there lol but I don't have feathers!

Ok, my newest chicks are 17 days old, getting feathered very well, I have the heating pad on the lowest setting and when I go out for final head count and lock up they are usually sleeping in the very front of their cave mostly out of it. Do you think they still need heat? I'm in no rush, but...

Mine got grapes, a handful of pretzles and peanuts :) They also made a huge milestone on coming when called to get treats today.

Mine don't get bread often and I usually only put it in the coop so they get it instead of the dogs, lol My dogs and chickens coexist really well so far except they eat a lot of the same food!

So far some leftover hot dog buns...my dog may have eaten them though, they disappeared very quickly...and watermelon!

Thank you, that answers my question

So, my new babies are brooding in the coop with no ability to leave their brooder, but today I saw them acting like they wanted to get out to interact with the bigger chicks. Any suggestions on when I should make them a hole to use to go in and out of their safe zone? The older chicks are...

I have tried, wasn't a big hit. The chicks all got grapes, zucchinin and summer swuash tonight :)