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I thought so but her temperament threw me. I've never had a mean hen before. This one chases me around, charging and pecking me, with her neck feathers all ruffled! LolPullet, mine was the most agressive, actually pecked me in the side of the head when I walked by her at eye level once. She has settled down as she has grown older,
Thank you!My GLW hen isn't the friendliest either. She is top of the pecking order too. I say pullet too. My GLW rooster had a huge comb & wattles at that age. And was crowing from 10 weeks. Constantly.
Should be soon, I have 19 pullets all the same age and so far only 5 or 6 are laying. Keeping my fingers crossed that she'll get nicer once she starts laying!She looks like she should be laying before too long. Neither of my GLW are mean. But every single one of my girls becomes a bit friendlier (to humans) a little after they begin laying, as Cel45 said.![]()
Soup time.Thank you!![]()
All of your opinions make me feel better. I already have 2 roosters, one of which is mean!
If you got them from hatchery, they often do not conform to the SOP. It may not be GLW mix. But just not the best or show quality genetics. The solid color block on the wings of laced varieties is a good way to tell gender, even before they start developing saddle feathers or other features. See how the lacing on your wing looks more blurred than laced?3 month update: All three of my SLW are roos. They are developing saddle feathers and one has started crowing. Judging by the brown colouring on some of the feathers, I am suspecting that they are a mix of SLW and GLW. I'll keep this one - he is really friendly and is my favourite, but the other two will have to be given away.
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How old?