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DEFINITELY a cockerel!!!

@mymilliefleurOn the white one I am definitely leaning towards Delaware but I can assure you that both are pullets. Good luck!

@CHICKENFARMER22Thx... I still think a cockerel but if you could get a picture of the rear end that would be nice

I don't have a roo either :)

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Thx... From what I've heard it doesn't always go this smoothley :P

@CTKenI had a pullet that just one day seemed to sprout her wattles and comb!

@CHICKENFARMER22Good... He will start to show definite signs of roosterness :)

@NorthFLChickThx... She is an Old English Game Bantam. I am going to read those threads soon! :)

@CHICKENFARMER22yes... If those new pictures are more current that would definitely help P.s. I think it's a cockerel too

@nchls schoolThx. She was an inexperienced hen do I just slipped them under her at night and this morning when I went out there there were 2 little heads poking out from under her and lots of clucking so all went well.

Hi, I have a bantam hen that went REALLY broody. Instead of breaking her broodieness I let her think she was setting on fertile eggs then went to the feed store for chicks and during the night switched the eggs for the chicks. I was wondering if now that she has gone broody and ended up with...

It all depends. Usually the bantams are much smaller than the standard chicken yet you may end up with a large bantam and a small standard chicken. Good luck!

Yes. My experience with them has not exactly been the best. One of them has been molting for almost a year. Any tips?

Are you getting Brahman bantams? If so I personally would get the cochim bantams yet Brahman bantams would lay more eggs. Either way you cannot go wrong. Good luck!

Fortunately that was probably just an annual molt!!

I know that the scales but eventually they will grow back new scales

Thx for your help

Thx.. I'll look at that hatchery

She may be recovering from a case of scaly leg mites. What where her legs like before the scales came off?