No I wish I were that handy! It’s the producers pride defender from TSC. I waterproofed and painted it, covered the run with hardware cloth with a buried apron and added a ventilation fan, automatic door, etc. They also sell just the run section if you have something to attach it to.
Ok that’s definitely a bigger ring than I’m seeing on mine. This is what they’ve looked like lately. I’m thinking that must just be what they look like.
Thank you! I’ve been anxiously watching these chicks grow and at any given point I’ve thought at least one might be a rooster but once they were fully feathered they all seemed like pullets to me. I still only have 2 laying at this point, but guess I’ll figure it out at some point I guess...
Is it the shape of the feathers there that say roo? Sorry, trying to learn this but when I took a close look today and compared to the other smaller BO, I couldn’t see a difference between their feather shape. I took some more pictures of the one in question if that’s helpful!
They look pointed in pictures but it’s an illusion - they’re actually round with black lines/arrows at the end, and then the gold blends together. I think you can see better in the ones circled in this photo if you zoom. I’ve studied them in depth since I wondered whether this one was a rooster...
I just figured a rooster would probably be growing them by this age but I don’t know if that would actually be the case - I was up in the air on my EEs for a while and it was one of the things I was told to look for.
I’ve seen it on store eggs several times - I thought maybe they were fertilized but maybe they just look different sometimes! I really appreciate you looking!
It was hot that day, but it wasn’t out there more than a few hours (cleaned the coop in the morning and found it early afternoon).
Ive attached some pics - I’m pretty sure two of barred rocks are laying. The EEs would be most suspicious I guess, but the gray one still has a pale comb, and the...