Hello, I recently posted here not long ago about a gold top I purchased as guaranteed female. She turned out to be a he, and unfortunately had to replace him with another as I am not allowed to keep cockerels. He was swapped for an exchequer leghorn, similar age, and he/she is roughly 8 weeks...
So I got a response saying "Hi, Sorry, Yes I think that does look like a boy, just bring him back we'll swap him". I've asked what will happen to him if I do send him back and getting no response. Will he be killed? Because if so, I'd rather try rehome him on a local farm if that is a possibility.
I know, that's why I paid extra for the four breeds that were autosexing which he told me. Something about them being different colours, or markings? They're award winning and told me they'd never been wrong sexing those breeds in all the years they've been doing it so I had complete trust they...
Clockers? I've just googled it and came across a video of a light sussex 'singing' is that what that means? because one of the four does that a lot and near enough the exact same sound
Yes the same one. I had a really bad gut feeling she was a he. Rather disappointing as I paid extra for that specific breed and sexed as a pullet. Thank you so much for replying. Clockwise from top right they should be cream legbar, welslummer, blacktail and gold top but like I said, its the...
Thank you both for replying. I have to say I'll be devastated if its male, as we won't be able to keep it and he/she is my favourite. Such a beautiful bird and so friendly. Im in the UK so a gold top could possibly be something else in the US? Ill post a picture
Hi there,
First time posting, and first time owning chickens. We recently acquired 4 chicks at 1 day old from a local chicken farm, and I was sold a gold top chick. However, as she is growing, I don't think she is and I'm also concerned she is a he. Is there anyone who would be able to help out...