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    BLUE CUCKOO MARANS WITH NO BARRING

    and I just checked their 16 weeks not 18 weeks. Otherwise yes we’re not necessarily expecting them to lay until spring so if they do Play any sooner than that then bonus
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    BLUE CUCKOO MARANS WITH NO BARRING

    yes we feel that way now we’re very excited looking forward to the chocolate eggs like we said before especially as we ended up with more roosters then previously been looking for
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    BLUE CUCKOO MARANS WITH NO BARRING

    Here are ou four at 18 weeks that we’re hoping are all hens
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    BLUE CUCKOO MARANS WITH NO BARRING

    were fine with whatever we get obviously, so far we have 4 different breeds laying (3 are light brown, 1 is cream colored) so any different colors are just icing on the cake, again hope at least 3/4 are pullets
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    BLUE CUCKOO MARANS WITH NO BARRING

    no feathers on any of the legs yet, im still not even sure if any/all are pullets or cockerel; they arent too heavy yet but are as large as our isa brown and lavender orpingtons which are 2 weeks older. does anyone think the bird i pictured is pullet? we’re hoping so for those pretty dark brown...
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    BLUE CUCKOO MARANS WITH NO BARRING

    following this thread as we have 4 birds 14weeks old, sold as blue cuckoo maran thru TS, i think they look like your beautiful birds 3 have all black comb/reddish black wattles like this
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    SLW male or female

    understood ill repost in few weeks hoping at least 1 pullet, we have ALOT of cockerels to decide about over next several weeks
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    SLW male or female

    6 weeks old SLW are these pullet or cockerel?
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    This guy is six weeks old -why so small and what breed?

    if you need a photograph with frazzled and it’s bunk mates have to do that tomorrow, here are the two Wyandottes
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    This guy is six weeks old -why so small and what breed?

    feeding medicated crumbles. is bedding down with The Wyandottes and previously with 4 cuckoo marans, all the other chicks are growing at normal rate, definitely no aggression amongst them. He sleeps underneath the wyandottes.
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    This guy is six weeks old -why so small and what breed?

    it seems to eat and drink fairly well. as far as the age, we have has it for 6 weeks so at a minimum we know that that it is that old. right now it’s living with two silver laced Wyandotte that I got at the same time but very soon they are going to be moved to our main flock.
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    This guy is six weeks old -why so small and what breed?

    thank you, my wife suspected it is a frazzle so i wondering how can i help it to have a comfortable as possible life?
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    This guy is six weeks old -why so small and what breed?

    The feed store I got him from simply labeled as a frizzle. this baby is six weeks old and still fits in the palm of my hand. I mean I know bantams can be small but uhm this small? so anyways does anyone have any clue what this might be I thought perhaps a black cochin?
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    update trying to confirm genfer

    thanks I’m hoping it’s a pullet, but we have an over abundance of future roosters it appears; self bump if anyone else can chime in it would be appreciated
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    update trying to confirm genfer

    can yall give opinions on pullet or cockerel? 1. cuckoo maran - i think pullet 2. cochin frizzle bantam-cockerel? 3. Silver laced Wyandotte-Cockrell? 4. lavender Orpington-Cockrell? 5. another lavender Orpington – I think another Cockrell 6. So originally I thought might be Belgian duccle But I...
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