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  1. trinkets94

    Link to telling sex of Rhode Island Red Rooster and Hens

    So hard to tell this early! Carl's about 7 weeks, by my calculations, (maybe 6) and his wattles are nowhere near as pronounced as your photo, they're just visible spots under his/her chin. (just more visible than the other's) -and (s)he looks a little different about the head. The red comb...
  2. trinkets94

    Link to telling sex of Rhode Island Red Rooster and Hens

    Oh darn! That sounds right on course for what Carl's doing. He (?)'s about 6 weeks old,now, and is a bit aggressive, herding the other chickens around, big long legs. Do you have RIR pullets of the same age, for comparison?
  3. trinkets94

    Link to telling sex of Rhode Island Red Rooster and Hens

    These are my little ladies (I hope!) This picture was taken a few days to a week after I got them (Easter weekend). When I got them, there were chicks of varying ages, and the clerk said they were "a couple" weeks old. The two lighter ones are RIRs, and I figured the one on the left (in this...
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    Link to telling sex of Rhode Island Red Rooster and Hens

    Do the stripes remain? I got mine at about 2-3 weeks old. Or can you only use that indicator up to a certain age?
  5. trinkets94

    Hello from Portland!

    Thanks for the warm welcome, All!
  6. The Little Red Barn

    The Little Red Barn

    Our last coop was a large walk-in frame with little house on stilts inside of it. We needed something movable this time around, so I wanted to go with a tractor type design. I decided to do run below with a nesting/roosting house up above. The coop is accessible from the run via a ramp...
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  7. trinkets94

    Hello from Portland!

    Hello All- I'm a Seattle transplant to the lovely city of Portland, OR. I am a wife, and mother of four. We had a little flock of 6 chickens in Seattle, and had to say goodbye to them when we moved. We're just starting another little group of three. (two Rhode Island Reds and a.... oh...
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