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    Rooster or Hen?

    At 14 weeks those combs and wattles are very red. My RIR girls are 16 weeks and their combs and wattles are not that red. I was led to believe that a hens comb and wattle goes red right before they start to lay. That being said the body structure and posture are not screaming roo to me. I...
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    What kinds of chickens are these???

    I agree. Look at the posture of the Roo in photo #3. Very tall, erect and proud, that's not a normal look for a hen.
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    Has anyone seen a buff orpington cross like this?

    Thank you Julie! So would it be a male Crele x female BO?
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    Has anyone seen a buff orpington cross like this?

    Don't mean to hijack your thread, but I love the color on your chicken. How would you get a lemon cuckoo pullet? Cuckoo x BO?
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    What breed is this rooster?

    At a guess I would say a Austrolop x Leghorn mix.
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    Aggresive hen

    Way to go Shell! Great information for us new chicken owners. I too have RIR, but I have a rooster so I will go check out that link above. Thank you!
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    What breed is this hen?

    PR and BR would be my guesses too.
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    Help. I think I have a roo after all.

    It's hard to tell from the photo, but a Cucko Maran will have gray colored legs. Either way the lighter one is a roo. In both the BRs and CMs the lighter is the Roo. Seeing these two side-by-side, along with the comb and wattles and crowing. Slam Dunk ... Roo.
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    Is this real, if so what is it???

    My gut tells me it's photoshop. A quick google search only showed this one picture of a "blue" comb. There are several references to poor circulation or frostbite causing a blue or purple hue to the comb, but the don't mention a completely blue comb.
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    My first chickens

    Without a doubt that is a Roo. His comb and wattles are as big as my Roos at 16 weeks.
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    Just want some confirmation on gender

    4 weeks is kinda young to get an accurate assessment of the gender for these chicks. Give it another month or so and you will have all the opinions you want :)
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    aggressive rooster

    About all an agressive rooster is good for is pot pies. 8 - 9 weeks is too young for breeding. I would not turn lose the hens with a mature rooster.
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    This is my first flock of chickens and I'm not quite sure what kind of breed this is I've seen a cou

    Check out this thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/the-8-comb-types
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    Rock or Marans? (Barred/Cuckoo AND White)

    I am very new at the Maran breed, so I recommend PM-ing someone like Donrae. She is very knowledgable about the Marans and BRs. If I were to hazard a guess it would be a BR. This guess is based upon the eye color and leg color. I have two Cuckoo Marans and they both have a gray color legs...
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    Maran Cockerel?

    I am very new to the Maran breed, but at 11 weeks old I would say you have a slow developing Roo. That is a huge comb for 11 weeks and the wattles are coming in. This is what my RIR roos looked like at 11 weeks.
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    Cochin or Maran or???

    There is a variety of Maran that have feathers on their feet. The French Maran have the feathers where the English Maran do not. And yes Marans have a single comb. It is hard to tell in the photos the color of their legs, but my Marans have gray feet, those in the photo look yellow, unless...
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    Light Sussex, Light Brahma, or Delaware?! Pullet or Cockrel?!

    All sussex varieties are supposed to only have white legs, this one has yellow legs. So not a Sussex or possibly a sussex cross? http://www.americansussex.org/about-the-breed.html Site notes yellow skin, shanks, or legs as a disqualification.
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    Pullets or Cockrells?

    At this age what should I look for in my keeper roo? The ones I pen off by themselves will either be sold/traded/eaten. I want to keep the best roo.
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    Pullets or Cockrells?

    At 8 - 9 weeks I haven't seen any indications of "activity", what age can I expect to see this?
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