I was out of town for a few weeks and one of my "pullets" turned into a cockerel! So disappointed, I thought I would be safe buying at 12 weeks but I guess crested are sneaky. Anyone want him? He is very handsome.
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I was out of town for a few weeks and one of my "pullets" turned into a cockerel! So disappointed, I thought I would be safe buying at 12 weeks but I guess crested are sneaky. Anyone want him? He is very handsome.
I had 7 and 4 were roosters. The combs on the roos start to turn pink and a started growing the girls stayed small and pale almost white for quite a while. So when you see a difference like that you can guarantee the pink taller comb is a roo.. The feather colors had nothing to do with it the girls are just as vibrant. I hope that helps a bit.Does anyone have any other tips for sexing SFHs?
I have a black SFH roo named Penguin!Hi everyone- I've been lurking, trying to read back through about 3 months of posts. I have 3 SFH pullets (from straight run) who are almost 16 weeks old. Two of the three's combs are starting to develop and turn pink/red.
I have some BLRW too but I have decided to stick with the SFH
Here are a few pictures of my girls
^ Stripe-- who apparently doesn't like our miniature dachshunds
^ Our friendly Partridge-- she does like our dogs and loves to watch what we are doing. Where we are, she is close by, watching
^ Our camera shy Penguin. This is the best picture I could get of her. She is usually preening or digging for grubs
Don't mind the names-- DH named Strip and Penguin. I started calling Partridge that because she had partridge feathers as a chick. She is so curious!
I have a black SFH roo named Penguin!