Sep 1, 2009 #1 blk90s13 Songster 10 Years Feb 16, 2009 117 0 119 Howell,NJ I have no clue how old they are I can see there is 4 rooster and 3 hens right ? this pictures were taken on the 29th of aug / 09
I have no clue how old they are I can see there is 4 rooster and 3 hens right ? this pictures were taken on the 29th of aug / 09
Sep 1, 2009 #2 ERnoleGuy Songster Jul 17, 2009 204 13 181 Saint Petersburg, FL I am going to take a guess and say they are about 8-10 wks old.
Sep 1, 2009 Thread starter #3 blk90s13 Songster 10 Years Feb 16, 2009 117 0 119 Howell,NJ Kool I should expect them to lay at 5 month right ?
Sep 2, 2009 #4 Goose and Fig Grateful Geese 10 Years Apr 19, 2009 8,603 70 308 Fall Creek Falls TN Most breeds start laying then. Some are slower- like my cochins
Sep 2, 2009 #5 Whirlwind Songster 12 Years Apr 14, 2007 1,164 36 181 Tuttle, Oklahoma I would call them chicks and would say the ones with the largest combs are Roo's. Cute
Sep 8, 2009 Thread starter #6 blk90s13 Songster 10 Years Feb 16, 2009 117 0 119 Howell,NJ I am feeding them crushed chicks starter when can i switch and what do i switch to ? they free range all day in the back yard then get some food at sun down wich they still pretty much finish by the next morning
I am feeding them crushed chicks starter when can i switch and what do i switch to ? they free range all day in the back yard then get some food at sun down wich they still pretty much finish by the next morning
Sep 8, 2009 #7 obe10 Songster 10 Years Jul 14, 2009 951 2 129 Irmo, South Carolina i would say around 6-7 weeks
Sep 8, 2009 #8 ArizonaDesertChicks Eggstactic for Pretty Eggs 15 Years Dec 8, 2008 2,378 58 339 Glendale, AZ Quote: " I agree with this guess - they don't quite have all their feathers yet, so they're probably about 6 weeks old - 7 at the most. Yes, the ones with the large combs are the roos.
Quote: " I agree with this guess - they don't quite have all their feathers yet, so they're probably about 6 weeks old - 7 at the most. Yes, the ones with the large combs are the roos.