I know it may be too early to tell, but I'm a new "mom", so i want to know everything about the little ones growing up in the brooder. They are all "supposed" to be pullets, but we know how that goes. So, if anyone wants to take a shot at guessing gender, that would be a big help. The first 6 are just over 2 weeks old. The last 2 are just over a week-ish.
BR #1:
BR #2:
Speckled Sussex:
Amber White:
Buff Orp: (kinda thick in the legs...)
New Hampshire Red: (A suspected boy in the bunch, but very mellow...)
Silver Laced Wyandotte-Dark:
Silver Laced Wyandotte-Light: (one of the younger ones, smaller than the darker one)
I, like so many others just starting a home flock, only want hens right now. However, in a few years, I would like to raise future generations of chickens.Just not right now. That being said, having a roo in this bunch will not automatically exclude him from my flock at this time. Some adjustments to my plans might need to be made and the sooner I know, the better!
Thanks for the input!!!
Also, I am taking pictures of each chick, every week so that future "new eggs" can compare their chicks to these and be able to have a better idea if they have hens or roos.
BR #1:
BR #2:
Speckled Sussex:
Amber White:
Buff Orp: (kinda thick in the legs...)
New Hampshire Red: (A suspected boy in the bunch, but very mellow...)
Silver Laced Wyandotte-Dark:
Silver Laced Wyandotte-Light: (one of the younger ones, smaller than the darker one)
I, like so many others just starting a home flock, only want hens right now. However, in a few years, I would like to raise future generations of chickens.Just not right now. That being said, having a roo in this bunch will not automatically exclude him from my flock at this time. Some adjustments to my plans might need to be made and the sooner I know, the better!
Thanks for the input!!!
Also, I am taking pictures of each chick, every week so that future "new eggs" can compare their chicks to these and be able to have a better idea if they have hens or roos.