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post #1 of 106
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OKAY
AFTER 4 PAGES I'M STILL LOST. I THINK ITS A BIGENDERED CHICKEN hmm

These are Jungle Fowl/Phoenix birds. They are 3 months old and VERY PRETTY. I love them. I just want to make sure. I think I sexed them right. I used their tails to sex them. 2 girls 1 boy was my guess

Rooster right?
http://i689.photobucket.com/albums/vv256/imagofeathers/chicksandcoopo051.jpg

Hen, I said because she carries her tail and it doesn't have green in it like the roo does. it's also half the length.
http://i689.photobucket.com/albums/vv256/imagofeathers/chicksandcoopo053.jpg

This is a hen too? It's my tail feathers lol
http://i689.photobucket.com/albums/vv256/imagofeathers/chicksandcoopo057.jpg


Edited by Zahboo - 4/29/09 at 3:16pm
Leah; owned by Willow, the world's best dog, and three buff rock bantams (Yams, Ginger, and Pumpkin.)
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post #2 of 106

Sorry, you got 3 hens. With the golden/BBR/silver phoenix the males look way different, they are black and red/gold/silver. Alot of phoenix hens have longer pointed tail feathers like that.

post #3 of 106
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They aren't full blooded phoenix though. Also, they are only 3 months old, so couldn't he just be not developed all the way yet. Darn...

Leah; owned by Willow, the world's best dog, and three buff rock bantams (Yams, Ginger, and Pumpkin.)
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post #4 of 106
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Here is a better pic of the one I thought was a roo. His neck feathers are different... \\http://i689.photobucket.com/albums/vv256/imagofeathers/chicksandcoopo071.jpg

Leah; owned by Willow, the world's best dog, and three buff rock bantams (Yams, Ginger, and Pumpkin.)
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post #5 of 106

I am sure the first one is a rooster. I had silver phoenix and that is a roo!!! It may be gold, but its for sure not a hen. The hens do not have long tails at all. I think because it is young,peope might mistake it for a hen. The tail is not as long as it is going to get!! Yay for you!!!

I think the mix will throw some people off!!

2 Wonderful Children, 1 DH, 1 Step Son, 23 Cochin, 7 OEGB, 20 ameracauna,  7 Peacocks,5 Turkeys, 5 Sebastopol Geese, 4 Runner Ducks, 1 Saxony Duck, 3 Silver Pheasants, 7 Ringneck Pheasants, 2 Valley Quail, 6 Guineas, 5 Dogs, 2 Horses, 2 Goats, 1 Rabbit, 2 Chinchillas, 6 Fish,  Ummmmm...LOTS of Chicks!!
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2 Wonderful Children, 1 DH, 1 Step Son, 23 Cochin, 7 OEGB, 20 ameracauna,  7 Peacocks,5 Turkeys, 5 Sebastopol Geese, 4 Runner Ducks, 1 Saxony Duck, 3 Silver Pheasants, 7 Ringneck Pheasants, 2 Valley Quail, 6 Guineas, 5 Dogs, 2 Horses, 2 Goats, 1 Rabbit, 2 Chinchillas, 6 Fish,  Ummmmm...LOTS of Chicks!!
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post #6 of 106

I know its a hen. My friend Napalongtails had a bunch of hens hatch like that, its refered to as cock feathered hens, its not that common. We have a silver phoenix hen that had a long tail with two longer pointed tail feathers, it was as long as the leghorns roosters tail but she is or sure a hen. Her hackle feathers are also longer, pointed, and glossy like a males but she is a hen.

post #7 of 106
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Well I hope they have another one. I REALLY need a roo hit

Leah; owned by Willow, the world's best dog, and three buff rock bantams (Yams, Ginger, and Pumpkin.)
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Leah; owned by Willow, the world's best dog, and three buff rock bantams (Yams, Ginger, and Pumpkin.)
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post #8 of 106

If is a hen like the others, why does it look like a roo, and they don't? It's a roo! If it lays an egg then I will be wrong! So zaboo you need to let me know if it crows or if it lays an egg!!!lau

2 Wonderful Children, 1 DH, 1 Step Son, 23 Cochin, 7 OEGB, 20 ameracauna,  7 Peacocks,5 Turkeys, 5 Sebastopol Geese, 4 Runner Ducks, 1 Saxony Duck, 3 Silver Pheasants, 7 Ringneck Pheasants, 2 Valley Quail, 6 Guineas, 5 Dogs, 2 Horses, 2 Goats, 1 Rabbit, 2 Chinchillas, 6 Fish,  Ummmmm...LOTS of Chicks!!
http://pattyspollos.webs.com/
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2 Wonderful Children, 1 DH, 1 Step Son, 23 Cochin, 7 OEGB, 20 ameracauna,  7 Peacocks,5 Turkeys, 5 Sebastopol Geese, 4 Runner Ducks, 1 Saxony Duck, 3 Silver Pheasants, 7 Ringneck Pheasants, 2 Valley Quail, 6 Guineas, 5 Dogs, 2 Horses, 2 Goats, 1 Rabbit, 2 Chinchillas, 6 Fish,  Ummmmm...LOTS of Chicks!!
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post #9 of 106

Oh yeah well my momma says....hahaha. I say boy because she is BBR colored just like the phoenix and red jungle fowl hens. Both sides of her family produce males that look obvious with a black breast and such.

So I say boy. I think we need another opinion.

post #10 of 106

Oh and plus I was noticing she has a feminine head and face wink

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