jenniferlamar70
Songster
I had 2, 5 week old silver laced wyandottes get in a tiff earlier pecking and raising their hackles. Could thisEan their roosters or do hens do it too?
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I am new to this, but I would say yes. Just 3 days ago my broody chicken raised hers up and went all Rambo on another hen that got to close to her baby chicks. Then they started raising them up to each other as if they were roosters fighting for top dog spot.
Ok. I have 2 suspected roosters and they were raising their hackles at each other. Was hoping this would be a confirmation for me lol. I guess we will know when they crow lol.
Last year I had the hardest time figuring out pullets and roos this yearit has been much easier. Usually is the comb is brightred/pink and appears pretty quick it's a boy. I had 3 wyandotte's last year one blue laced and to gold. The boys had a comb quick and my girl is a year old and still barely has any.
In the first pic you have two definite cockerels, and the one in the back may be also.