We have temps only down to 58-62 degrees F and I have a coop where we can close windows to prevent any breeze. I have 4 pullets. One SS is 7 weeks old and 3 Wyandottes around 5-6 weeks old. Mostly feathered. We’re getting bead feathers growing in but have a little bit of fuzz on the main body...
I know… all 3 of the ones I got look younger but I confirmed the hatch date as 5/30 from the seller. Not exactly sure what’s going on there. I only have 1 body picture from a week ago. Here that one is (the comb looks more yellow a week ago). I’ll get an updated one today.
So I picked up 3 sexed pullets, and it’s looking like 2 are Roos. Lucky me!! I don’t have a great full body picture of the Wyandotte yet but we do have pinkish wattles and a comb coming through. I heard Wyandottes pink up early though? I’m really hoping I have at least 2 pullets but it’s not...
Apparently, it is in fact 6 weeks old. It isn’t nearly as feathered as the Wyandotte- so could also be a sign of a roo? Just sort of odd that they aren’t more feathered in general. I confirmed the hatch date as 5/30
Hmm thanks for the heads up on age. I had a feeling they were younger than what the person stated by looking at everyone else’s photos of their 5-6 week olds. The barred rock is confusing to me. Don’t both the Roos and hens end up having red combs and wattles? What should I look out for as first...
That is the one i've been second guessing.... that first photo makes the comb look a bit pinker for sure where other photos I have, it seems all yellow. Bad quality picture right now- sorry! are there any other specific qualities this one is exhibiting that i should look out for?
Hello everyone! I am a first time chicken owner and recently picked up my first 3 about a week ago. I got a Speckled Sussex, Barred Rock, and Red-laced wyandotte (however i've only seen it written Blue-laced, so i'm wondering if that was some sort of typo?) Anyways. They were estimated to be...