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6/20/12 at 7:59am

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Ok, break my heart... this is a boy, isn't it? Hatched Mothers Day weekend, so he is five and a half weeks old.

Hatch-mates which I'm pretty certain are roo's:

Jakk... Homeschooling mom of four kids, two dogs, three cats, 6 Buff Orpingtons hatched on Christmas Day, 16 Hatchery Choice Pullets, 6 TSC Red Pullets all hatched on 2/22, 8 babes hatched 3/21, 9 babies hatched on May 11th. Sixteen Easter Eggers hatched Sept 1, two White Ameraucana hatched Sept 5th...and trying to resist the urge to fill the incubator!