- Oct 19, 2013
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My boys have combs that are out of control huge and bright pink! They are also the friendliest/most curious and will run to eat out of my hand first. They also run around causing the most ruckus in the brooder...and they are roost-hogs!
My two RIR x EEs both have nothing...just flat furry foreheads...not even teeny tiny combs...and I hope it stays that way! I have probably 5 of my 19 that I am really not sure because they are getting bigger but not pinking up. At least not yet. I was planning to give/sell most of the roos, but I am growing pretty attached to them. VERY entertaining at the end of a stressful day!
It's hard to have to wait to know for sure. I think that's why I want to start a flock of Rhodebars...I love the look of them and some of my neighbors want me to hatch chicks for them for starter flocks. If I could just hand over a roo and 4-5 hens on day 1 that would be so much easier!
My two RIR x EEs both have nothing...just flat furry foreheads...not even teeny tiny combs...and I hope it stays that way! I have probably 5 of my 19 that I am really not sure because they are getting bigger but not pinking up. At least not yet. I was planning to give/sell most of the roos, but I am growing pretty attached to them. VERY entertaining at the end of a stressful day!
It's hard to have to wait to know for sure. I think that's why I want to start a flock of Rhodebars...I love the look of them and some of my neighbors want me to hatch chicks for them for starter flocks. If I could just hand over a roo and 4-5 hens on day 1 that would be so much easier!