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Sebright's have what is called hen feathering so they feather in like a hen (no difference in saddle feathers or any of their other feathers) the only difference between hen and roo is comb (from looks) I can't really see the pictures good to be able to be of help. Combs on a roo/ cockerel(under...

WVduckchick is correct the only thing I would add is only for f1 chick's after that (f2, f3, ext)they would be all mixed up (couldn't tell sex by color, couldn't tell if you would get silvers or Goldens no matter what color you breed to.

I haven't really seen it make a big difference once they are grown. Dark baby grown out is pic #1 and pic #2 is a lighter chick grown out

Here is what I was able to get this morning The Sebright's were so much easier to photograph then the others. Momma is very mad at me now.

Thank you I will get more pictures today hopefully if momma will let me. Lol and pictures of the new babies when they hatch. The Sebright hen's are much nicer about their nest then this momma is.

Yesterday morning's little surprise ( 4 Golden Sebright's (show lines), 5 Sultan's and 2 Pultan's ) I should have 6 more Golden Sebright's Wednesday and 5 next weekend (I have 2 Golden Sebright hen's setting now)

here is a picture of one of my roos (on left) and a hen (on right) when they were close to 5weeks. If you click on it you can zoom in and see is comb is coming in nicely already. close to 5weeks old

I would say a pullet for sure.

I know what you are saying as the Hen's get older they do get a comb like your little one. A good quality sebright should have a dark redish black walnut comb. It is not uncommon for they to have red single comb (mainly hatchery stock). A pale comb can be a couple of thing's poor breeding...

I took some more pictures this morning maybe they can help. The pictures are of some of my 5 month old's[/IMG]Roo and hen

At 8weeks then hen's shouldn't really have a comb yet. From what I can see you are correct both are roos. I haven't had any problems with two Sebright rooster's together. They will find their pecking order and the dominant one will be the one who crow's the most. Here is a picture of one of my...

sebright's can hold their own for the most part with larger bird's. They are tough despite their tiny size. At 4weeks old the gold one is starting to look like it's going to be a little boy. From what i can see from the pictures it is starting to get a comb. Their crow is not like any chicken I...

sebrights roos are not like most. They are hen feathered. Meaning they don't get the hackle feathers and their tails are hen like. Sexing is very hard till the combs come in. I have found the Hen's to crow more so then any other breed but not like the roo will. I have never known anyone to be...

My sultans did when I first got them. When ever I have chicks in brooder or with the hen I give vitamin supplements. With the sultans that was what they needed and started to improve everyday. I have noticed my sebrights didn't really start to perch till they were 4-5 week's with the...

I haven't experienced that with mine. Very independent but when they know I'm outside they all come running and hollering, but once they think I'm gone they are fine and go about their business. I do have two that like to be in your lap just don't touch them. All of my and my husband's...

I know what you mean. All of my feathered, fawed, and scaled friends are family not just animals. I too had belove bunnies as a child that I lost not to illness but my father. I still have flash backs of it almost 30 years later. I get all worked up when/if one is ill/hurt. But I have to stay...

It will be ok! I have 6 golden sebright 2 roos and 4 hen's. The only thing different that I do for them as chicks is crush their food for a couple of weeks. Sebright's are the only bird that I've seen brake a large dog from chasing chicken's. They realy can hold their own. I've noticed that...

spending some QT with me after him and the other's got in to it today. He is one of two suspected roo's out of the six. Him and the other suspected roo are the only ones with a little spike at the top of his comb and is reddish color. Were the other four are not.

day old 4-24-15 6wk old. They grow up so fast

just some updated pics from today's day pen trip