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  1. beachbecka

    Help! Is our she a he?!

    The fleshy part above their beak on their head. With hens it turns red when they are old enough to lay. If you look at my picture, my chick's is turning red now so she is probably a he. The males turn red sooner.
  2. beachbecka

    Help! Is our she a he?!

    And junebuggena, it makes sense because the 2 barred rock chick's we got along side this guy have pale combs. I wasn't sure if it was just because of them being different breeds.
  3. beachbecka

    Help! Is our she a he?!

    :( ok, thank you. A flock of 5 will have to do then. Hopefully I can find a local farm that will take him in since we can't have roosters in the backyard! :(
  4. beachbecka

    Help! Is our she a he?!

    :( I wish we were allowed to have roosters. As a chick this one would sleep in my hand and loved being carried. How can you tell? I'm semi new to chickens and brand new to roosters!
  5. beachbecka

    Help! Is our she a he?!

    Thanks. I've never heard a young roster crow before so I'm not sure if that's what I'm hearing. I'm hoping not
  6. beachbecka

    Help! Is our she a he?!

    Hi everyone. We have our 2nd batch, 3 chick's as we think we do. Our Ameraucana chick has started to "sing or crow" we aren't really sure. She/he is the only ameraucana we've had so we're not familiar with the breed. She is 6 weeks old. Please help and tell us if you think she is a he? We can't...
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