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I bought 4 Buff Brahama pullets or so I thought. They were all the same size now at 4 weeks old one is so much bigger and taller than the others and is kind of aggressive towards the others. Could this one be a roo?
 

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I’ve yet to have an aggressive Brahma roo. Brahmas are a very good natured breed.
I breed blue buff columbian, golden partridge and lemon Pyle brahmas.
The largest chick picks on the others, one in particular. When I bought them they were all the same size 3 are about the same size now and the one is almost twice the size. That is the one I am wondering if the animal is a roo and not a pullet. It would be great if she turned out to be a he
 

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