I think 2 roosters and a hen..not sure and I think 4 or 5 weeks. Any help would be great Thanks
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I still have gueses now updated with new pics and more chickens! Help
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I finally got pics..are both the brown ones roosters?
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Ill check in tomorrow I have class early, let me know if ya'll have any ideas thanks for your help
Is the one in the first pic the same as the one in the third pic? If it is, then I would say one roo, one hen. But if they are different, then I would say two roos. The buff looks like a buff orp but I don't know about the browns though sorry.
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Thanks! I was hoping for an orpington and the 2 brown ones I got from the same box and the man just said partridge so I think they are the same but they are 2 seperate chickens if thats what your asking. Some 1 told me they thought 2 roos but I dunno 1 brown 1 might be a hen I dunno Thanks tho
i say the light one is a buff orpington pullet (girl) and the one in the last pic that is the tallest is a roo... dont know breed
I'm guessing the larger brown chicken is a roo, and the other two are pullets.
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Hey that is good news I thought I had 2 roos...that was close..but I still dont know what breed the browns ones are..and I think they are like 4 or 5 weeks I dunno When I got them the brown ones already looked like they had a few feathers
Look like they could be partridge rocks maybe...
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Thanks how will I know or will I ever know what they are haha? When they get bigger I will know maybe? Anyone know how old they might be? I think maybe 5 weeks or so I got them Easter weekend..but they were bigger than all the other chicks so I dunno.
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