At ten weeks old, that is a cockeral, no doubt. The comb, legs, and starting to get saddle feathers already all scream roo.
Yes, lots of combos can make sex-links, and that's why it's always chancy to get some non-hatchery sex-links. You never know what went into the mix. But that isn't a sex-link cockeral, they are silver based and that bird is gold based. It looks like a new hamp, or some type of production red. And I see what you mean about stout birds, that boy looks like he'd be some good eating in a few more weeks!
If you're concerned, post pics of your birds, profile full body shots are best, and we can help you who's who/what. Or send pics to your breeder, he may be able to help you even if he d
Rachel BB
Well, the kittens aren't so cute anymore and the easter egger cockerels are in the freezer. Plus, I think offering them as "prizes" scared folks off! So, I'm still posting quotes, if you know it let me know. I'm very enamored of this new one, it may hang around for a while!
"If I'd known the world was ending I'd have brought better books"
Rachel BB
Well, the kittens aren't so cute anymore and the easter egger cockerels are in the freezer. Plus, I think offering them as "prizes" scared folks off! So, I'm still posting quotes, if you know it let me know. I'm very enamored of this new one, it may hang around for a while!
"If I'd known the world was ending I'd have brought better books"
