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pullet :)

Hard to tell, can you get a picture of the comb / face from the front? Looks more like a cockerel stance and those hackle feathers look quite long, and are those wattles as big as they look?

Almost all the time it's 86 right now and raining, my girls are all hiding out in their coop.

The feed I have access to is made by Cargill, and unbelievably works out about $38 per #50 - that's what so many people here just feed corn and free range.

If you ferment whatever you feed, you'll improve it

How very sweet of him - he sounds like a keeper for sure

Hi sroy there's a sweet picture of a rooster just a few posts back from yours, he's standing beside something 19 inches high. Roosters can get to 2 foot tall, hens maybe 18 inches, roosters can weigh over 12 pounds, hens 9. Big ol' birds :)

Oh that's cute! I wonder if he's trying to work out what his next achievement will be . . . Maybe the egg laying intrigues him? :P Maybe he's just content being a pretty boy.

Thank you, that's very helpful :) Pretty birds! Hope he's quieter tomorrow . . .

Yes please mes! (I think they look like pullets too)

Hi suko, can't really help you, but the latest pictures posted above are my light mutt brahma and she's about 15 weeks, maybe by looking at her hackles / saddle / sickle - or lack thereof - might help you by comparison? Good luck, it's both compulsive and frustrating this trying to guess the...

Oh thank you for replying so quickly! Yay, I sure hope she is!

Hi all! Having read all of this thread now, I still have a question This is Queenie - I believe she is between 3 and 4 months old, she's one of my mutt brahmas. I live in Costa Rica, and the brahmas here came from Europe (all the ones I've seen have 'quill feathers'), and I'm sure there's a...