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    Blue Laced Red Wyandottes - roosters or hens?

    Thanks everyone for your responses and I'll hang on to @Tookie 's fine statement that they are all pullets 🤞 At least one of them is being very domineering, so have 'him' marked as a rooster. I'll let you know when the results become decisive. Number One
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    Blue Laced Red Wyandottes - roosters or hens?

    I like your response the best @Tookie 😁
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    Blue Laced Red Wyandottes - roosters or hens?

    Hi there I have three BLR Wyandottes at around 12wks old. I fear they are all roosters...PLEASE can someone change my mind and convince me they are (all or any) hens?? Let's call them (R-L) Blue, Red and Green (they remind me of the velociraptors in Jurassic World :lol:) Thanks Number One
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    Chicken’s comb has black spots on it. She’s acting fine, active, eating drinking laying her 1 egg a day.

    Hi, my girls also have spots which have appeared on their waddles and combs in the past couple of days. Behaving normally. Eating, drinking, laying, pooing etc. I'm in Australia and it's summer. From what I've been reading I'm suspecting dry pox. How do they catch this? I only have two chooks...
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    Hi from Australia

    Thanks, I'll look for that!
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    Hi from Australia

    Hi Just introducing myself as a new member. I am 'mother hen' to 3 chooks I raised from eggs. The photo below shows the clear pecking order :-D My black chook is called 'Number One' - simply by being the first to hatch. The name stuck :-) Hence my name. I have joyfully been assured in a forum...
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    Sex at 16 Weeks

    We like hanging out at the door, keeping an eye on what's going on :-D
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    Sex at 16 Weeks

    I'm very excited about your call TheAlrightyGina!!
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    Sex at 16 Weeks

    Hi, I'm a newbie chook owner and hatched these 3 chickens - 2 light Sussex and one cross bantam/Light Sussex. They are now 16 weeks old and I cannot decide on their sex! I have no other chickens so they have not learned behaviours from others. There has been no crowing. The Black bird and one...
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