We had an unexpected barred rock roo that was ambiguous till ~14wks; pullets have large combs/wattles by 20-22 wks, when about to lay. Comb/wattles turn red w/reproductive maturity for both genders, it happens earlier in roos. So, you’ll know if u get an egg or ‘crow’. Big Britches looks a bit red in c/w, but young hens can get red flare up due to heat, excitement, stress. They’re adorable! Good luck!
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I have been busy with school and sports. Also, not many other people have been on so I don't really have anyone to talk with.
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Sorry, I will be on more. I literally just spent 10 minutes spelling, "I will be on more" with gifs, and it didn't even let me post lol.
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Oh that’s k. I hate it when that happens, you find and load all the gifs then it’s like nope. Thanks for the follow! I really thought I was following you already 