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In the Brooder
- Apr 2, 2016
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If you kinda dig in his or hers feathers then you'll see some tiny wattle, is it a boy? It's an American game chicken but I don't plan to fight it.
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The wings aren't really an accurate way to sex chicks. Certain breeds can feather in differently (males and females), but you can tell by the comb/wattle growth and by saddle/hackle feathers.
Your chick looks like a pullet, but could use some better pictures
The wings aren't really an accurate way to sex chicks. Certain breeds can feather in differently (males and females), but you can tell by the comb/wattle growth and by saddle/hackle feathers.
Your chick looks like a pullet, but could use some better pictures
The wings aren't really an accurate way to sex chicks. Certain breeds can feather in differently (males and females), but you can tell by the comb/wattle growth and by saddle/hackle feathers.
Your chick looks like a pullet, but could use some better pictures
Wait I thought the saddle and hackle feathers come in way after three weeks though. And also, does a pea comb developed slow? Sorry, just wanna make sure it's a pullet.
The wings aren't really an accurate way to sex chicks. Certain breeds can feather in differently (males and females), but you can tell by the comb/wattle growth and by saddle/hackle feathers.
Your chick looks like a pullet, but could use some better pictures
Well someone told me for American games, you can tell it's gender by the color of its wing feathers. You know if it starts to color in fast or not, or how clean it looks.