Are these both hens? Only one is laying. My hubby says its "Two" that's laying, but I'm not so sure. They were from the same breeder and the same hatch, so I'm told (same exact size when we got them). "One" has the darker red comb but "Two" has the pointy looking neck feathers and a lighter comb. We originally had 4 chicks. The 2 others turned out to be actual crowing roos so they are in freezer camp. Would one of these be a roo and not actually crow???!!?!?! Getting one egg a day that looks exactly the same from the day before. HELP!!
If one of these IS a roo that doesn't crow - I'm KEEPING HIM!!!
Chicken #1
Number "One" has a dark red comb. Could this be a roo that was just low in the pecking order with the other roos and still won't crow now that the other dominant roos are gone?
Top feathers - Not so pointy, I think.
Forgot to get the tail feathers out, but tail feathers are almost exactly the same on both chickens...
Chicken #2
Hubby says this is our layer. She does NOT liked to be picked up EVER.
"Two" has a pink comb - more pink than "One"
Here's the pointy feathers I'm worried about...
THANKS!!
If one of these IS a roo that doesn't crow - I'm KEEPING HIM!!!
Chicken #1
Number "One" has a dark red comb. Could this be a roo that was just low in the pecking order with the other roos and still won't crow now that the other dominant roos are gone?
Top feathers - Not so pointy, I think.
Forgot to get the tail feathers out, but tail feathers are almost exactly the same on both chickens...
Chicken #2
Hubby says this is our layer. She does NOT liked to be picked up EVER.
"Two" has a pink comb - more pink than "One"
Here's the pointy feathers I'm worried about...
THANKS!!