I purchaced a couple red sex link pullets from tractor supply and upon getting them home I noticed that their wing feathers look like male wing feathers, only one row instead or the two rows I expect to see on a pullet. So are they really pullets? Ive never raised sex links so Im wondering if maybe they dont feather like other breeds or whats up.
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