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yellowblack
Chirping
- Feb 10, 2016
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Please help if anyone could still help!!
pls help! girl or boy?
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HeatherTheMommy
Songster
How old are they? Any more pics?
austrolover1
Songster
- Dec 14, 2015
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All boys
junebuggena
Crowing
They all look like boys to me. The red chick's comb is too red, too early for a pullet. The Barred chicks have 'light' barring, which means they can only be male.
jessipanda
Chirping
- Oct 14, 2015
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I'm no expert, but I'm seeing the same as murphyfarm and callpro... 1st and 3rd look like roos, middle one looks like a pullet. Would help to know how old they are though. You may have 3 roos.
likkatron
In the Brooder
- Sep 13, 2015
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Do you know how old they are? Their combs all look yellow to me, the base being red. I know for sominiques if they are a light grey (likenyours) It USUALLY means male (but I know some people who have dominques that male and girl are the same color, do it depends on the breeder. I have no clue about barred rocks.
Also, I don't know if that's a temporary set up you have for them, but please consider using wood chips from tractor supply or other stores like that, and finding a bigger place to house them (if this is not temporary).
Basing this off what I know about dominiques the color defiently says male. The brown ones comb does look a little red, and the middle ones comb is smaller than the last one, and from what I can see your last one has a little red while your first has no red.
For now I'm guessing 1 is a boy, 2 is a possible girl (the color of the feathers throw me off), and 3 is a boy.
Also, I don't know if that's a temporary set up you have for them, but please consider using wood chips from tractor supply or other stores like that, and finding a bigger place to house them (if this is not temporary).
Basing this off what I know about dominiques the color defiently says male. The brown ones comb does look a little red, and the middle ones comb is smaller than the last one, and from what I can see your last one has a little red while your first has no red.
For now I'm guessing 1 is a boy, 2 is a possible girl (the color of the feathers throw me off), and 3 is a boy.
junebuggena
Crowing
It is a genetic impossibility for a pullet to have that 'light' barring.
agree with both Junebuggena's posts
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