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post #11 of 13

6/9/12 at 9:14pm

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Dandelle

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Well, that makes me feel better that she's now looking like a pullet. I was not looking forward to having to get rid of a rooster.

Thanks all :)

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8/15/12 at 2:04pm

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I did the same thing. I wasnt sure all my gals were pullets while they were growing. I was told I was buying pullets but you never know sometimes. Mistakes can happen. One of my gals was and is so aggressive I thought for sure she was a rooster. Nope all egg layers.

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8/15/12 at 2:08pm

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Looks like a pullet

Mama to 98 chickens And I have 2 broody hens. One is setting on 2 eggs, the other is setting on 5. I lost my favorite chicken Nov. 25th 2012 to my cat Demi. She was a mix breed bantam. I also lost five White Silkies to a raccoon. two cats (Demi and Lulu), one Angus bull calf, (T-Bone), sister to seven siblings, and incredible daughter to one Grateful Daddy and Mommy.