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And thank you so much for all of this info!

Thank you. My kids and I handled him daily until he was about 12 weeks old. Still hoping for a positive outcome…

I hope we didn’t mess our boy up, we handled him daily up until about 12 weeks old. :/

Can you please explain which human behaviors could cause aggression? I want to make sure my kids and I don’t do them. Thank you!!

Thank you so much. We don’t have an older rooster for him to look up to, would be so nice!!

I have a 16 week old Green Queen Cockerel. Hoping he turns out to be a good rooster and not human aggressive. He just started crowing last week and mounted a pullet a few days ago for the first time (that I have seen). Today I saw him calling the girls over to see what he found. It was very...

Hello! I have the most beautiful 13 week old Blue Birchen Marans pullet. She has beautiful copper hackle feathers coming in. She also has black eyes. Is that normal? I read somewhere their eyes should be more golden…

And here’s another one… promise, last question! ;)

What do you think of this 9 week old Easter egger?

Thank you so much for all your help. At what age will they start to compete for the hens?

As of now there’s 13

Oh no! I hope I won’t have to rehome one of them?!

Thank you! Here is a photo of our 9 week old Mottled Ancona. I have 3 of them, 2 have pale smaller combs and this ones comb is bigger and darker. What do you think?

Thank you! One more question if I may… was it strictly his appearance or his personality description and appearance. Because I have a couple more ( I ordered 15 total ) who don’t have red combs and aren’t quite as big but they act almost as aggressive.

Thank you for your reply! I bought them from Meyer Hatchery so I assumed the chances of getting a male were slim to none! My gut is telling me she’s a he, but my neighbor who has owned chickens forever is saying she’s a hen because she isn’t crowing yet. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Hello! I have a 10 week old green queen that is much larger than my other 3 green queen pullets. Her legs are bigger, her comb is darker and pronounced. She is also the “head hen” and is a little aggressive if you try to reach for her. Could she be a cockerel?