henloverheather
Hatching
- Mar 9, 2017
- 6
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Buff Orpington. Hen or roo?
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Much too young. Orpingtons can be slow to develop. Usually takes about 10 to 12 weeks, or more, for a cockerel to be really obvious.
This one is for sure a cockerel.[/URL]
Help! I know for sure the whiter one is a roo. Looks and acts like one. Slow to feather, redenning comb and waddles. The other 2 I am not sure. All 3 were supposed to have egger and/or wyandotte parents. They all have huge legs and feet. Any ideas?
These need a few more weeks. They could be pullets that just 'flush' easily.
I assume the lady knows not to do that because she essentially runs a small farm--but I had no idea. Why do you have to do this? Just to reintroduce?
Hmm, I'm not sure on this one. At first I thought cockerel because of the darker shade of tan coming through on the wings, but it has really small comb and wattles so I don't know now. Better wait for a more experienced Silkie sexer to help you! Sorry I didn't help much! :/
Best guess is a pullet but really it's pretty early to tell for sure. I'd give it a few more months and watch for streamers coming out of the back of the crest.