andrea2chicken
Chirping
I know it is hard to sex em young but what do you look for to find the rooster? And I have this yellow pullete that I don't know the breed of.
sex and breed?
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can we get a closer picture?
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andrea2chicken
Chirping
I will try
junebuggena
Crowing
Crisper photos please, and no funky lighting. Also, they are much too young to even guess at their gender. It's not until after 6 weeks old, usually, that males begin to look a bit different.
Cockerels are usually bright pink in the comb by 10 weeks. Pullets don't start to pink up until they are almost ready to lay eggs.
Cockerels are usually bright pink in the comb by 10 weeks. Pullets don't start to pink up until they are almost ready to lay eggs.
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andrea2chicken
Chirping
junebuggena
Crowing
The black one looks like an Australorp. The white chick could be a Light Brahma.
much better pictures!!
where did you get the chicks?
where did you get the chicks?
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andrea2chicken
Chirping
I got them a attwoods the black one was in the straight run brood and the yellow in the pullete brood. But not sure they are all the same age either does that matter
junebuggena
Crowing
Judging by their feathering, they are both approximately 1 to 2 weeks old.
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andrea2chicken
Chirping
Thank you
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