It's undoubtedly a boy because he just crowed! 😅
I started treating him differently after the advise from this post. I haven't sit down in the run and let him jump on me at all. No more holding or petting him aside from one time but it was fully on my terms. I searched the forums here and read...
I'll definitely be researching roosters and how to raise them properly. I've got children who will need to go into the run daily, so we can't have an aggressive rooster. Thank you for the information!
That wouldn't be much fun. It's such a sweet animal. Maybe that'll change later and I'll have to treat it differently, but I'm really enjoying bonding with it for the time being.
I actually don't know. My husband and children brought them home and didn't look at the breed information. He said the lady mentioned green eggs. My best guess, and I'm a chicken newbie, was Olive eggers. They had puffier cheeks when they were littler. There's a gray one in the batch too, would...
5 weeks old. It's bigger than the others, has a much bigger and redder comb, and acts different. I'm thinking it's a male, but I'm not too sure. The comb doesn't seem as red when it's resting, and the wings have always looked the same length as the others. The tail looks pointier than the others...
She's around 6 weeks old. Can someone identify the breed? I'm new to this chicken stuff, and my husband didn't pay attention to the breeds when he bought them. 🤦🏼♀️