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Don't worry yet..it's harder to tell with the heritage breeds from my experience and from what I have read.

It's not snow!!

My BR's are out enjoying the nice weather today. I finally heard the rooster crow last week.

Thank you anderson

Thanks! Yes, he is from Kathy [thru Jeremy]. I think they have all been going thru a light molt as I have been seeing their feathers all over the coop. The girls have just started to lay again after taking a couple of months off.

Your memory is better than mine. After uploading pics from today I realized I posted pics from almost a month ago. Anyway here they are.

I will have to get an updated pic of him. I was looking at him this morning and noticed that he is getting very wide across the chest. He still does not crow. At least I don't think he does.

Mine is about 10 months old and I think he still has some maturing and feathering to do.

tigercreek, just wondering how old your roo is? I am no expert but I think he is handsome.

And a couple of the girls

This is one of the males I got from Kathy. He isn't a year old yet.

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Zeke is 27 weeks old and I have yet to hear him crow. Maybe after I move him to the new coop when it is done.

My BR cockeral Zeke. He finally found out what the girls are for yesterday.

Quote: I think she was flirting and teasing me about eggs [although it does look like it won't be much longer] Please don't forget pictures!!

Martha, she is the same age as Ester [the hen I posted a pic of a few days ago]

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Quote: I am glad yours are starting to lay. I lost my older boy but I do have a younger one, he doesn't have a clue yet either. Maybe my girls are more ready than I think.

One of my older girls at almost 31 weeks and she does not look like she is even thinking about laying yet. She is thinking about eating the few flowers left on the porch