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I came out of your WHAT!!!

Whose that pretty lady, whoops I had the camera on selfie mode again.

I will not become a nugget, I will NOT!!!

They all look like pullets to me!!

What breed is Nona?

Thank you all for your input. I think I'll get some Wyandottes, Australorps, and Orpingtons.

That is a tough one. The comb tells me it's a cockerel but the dark barring tells me it's a pullet. How old is it?

I have barred rocks and I was thinking of getting some Wyandottes.

I am wanting to add some new chickens to my flock. What breeds would you recommend? They need to be cold tolerant and pretty good mothers. Egg laying isn't very important. They need to be docile and good in confinement. Any input would be great. Thanks

Chicken Math

I believe that one is a hen.

I no expert but I would say that is a rooster because of the redness in the comb and wattles and the pointed hackle feathers. However it still hasn't developed a prominent trail feather,so I may be wrong. Good luck

I'm afraid your "she" is a he.

I am certainly no expert but it looks like you have a cockerel, because of the redness and the three distinct rows on the comb.

Welcome to BYC! If they are fully feathered they will be fine outside, just make sure they have enough food. Best of luck to you.

I have one that looks exactly like the white one and I was wondering the same thing. It's good to finally know.

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Ok thank you all for the advice.

I have 2 ameraucanas and 6 BR that are 6 weeks old. I want to move them outside with my 4 RIR hens and my rooster. I did the look but don't touch method and I have let a few with the adults only for a few minutes and there seems to be no problems. It is about 65 during the day and 50 at night...