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I just bought two slw this week. They are supposed to be hens but I don't think they are. How can I tell? They are a week old.
Click link: http://www.amerpoultryassn.com/APA_ShoppingMall3.htm Hope this is what you are looking for.Thanks, and I'll do the same. Any idea how I can get my hands on an SOP for these birds?
Oh my gosh, I should have tried it before submitting. So sorry. lolThanks. The link was a dead end, but I was able to find my way via the APA web site.
It has the red comb and wattles like a cockerel BUT it looks more like a pullet to me. Go to my site and look at the last pictures on Silver Laced Page and you can see my 3 pullets and 1 cockerel. They are just 2 days shy of 8 weeks and mine has more comb and wattles then this one. Unless totally mistaken, I'd say pullet for yours. lol Also, my pullets are feathering in quicker then the roo. Are the heritage or hatchery. Mine are the Foley line.
You are quite welcome. You will probably find that the Buff Orpingtons will be the layers of the largest eggs. I've only had Wyandottes once and if I remember right, they lay a smaller egg. I sell quite a few eggs for egg consumption so I want the larger eggs. I love the looks of the BLR Wyandottes. Never had them. I'm getting into more of the RIR heritage birds.Thanks for your response! I'm so glad to see that we probably have two pullets. These came from Agway as day old chicks, so they won't be the best quality. But, as long as they are good layers we won't mind. We also bought some Gold Lace Wyandottes, Buff Orpingtons and Easter Eggers from the feed store. Next time, I will definitely purchase from a breeder like Foley. I especially love the Blue Laced Red Wyandottes and would like some for next year. Tina