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  1. JedJackson

    Roos?

    Their beaks are very white, so I think some other breed like Orpington played a part of creating these two. I'm guessing they are females but it is a gamble without knowing their ages and seeing more photos.
  2. JedJackson

    Open Contest BYC Poultry Caption Contest 08-01-25 Pic by Uwish

    Proof that lightning does strike twice.
  3. JedJackson

    New member

    Welcome Rick, and congrats on your flock. Hope you're enjoying them and get lots of eggs in the future.
  4. JedJackson

    I’m New here !

    First of all, welcome to BYC and congrats are your first flock. The egg looks fairly normal to me except for the shininess. I am not sure what the cause of that could be, but I think you should post in the medical forum about this. The folks in there are best equipped to advise you on this...
  5. JedJackson

    Surprise!!

    Too soon to say gender just yet. The chick has a yellow beak and looks to have a yellow tinge on the feet, so I am guessing the RIR must have been the father since Bresse and Orpingtons are both white skinned breeds, and wouldn't show yellow. My guess is RIR x Bresse.
  6. JedJackson

    Roo or hen?

    She's an Ally.
  7. JedJackson

    4 months old now and confirming the breeds

    I think that's right. The second one could be any brand of red sex link. ISA Brown is one of many. The third one is something like a Production Blue or Rhode Island Blue. This is another hybrid. Brown eggs.
  8. JedJackson

    RIR Rooster?

    It's a pullet. No male specific feathering, and the comb is normal sized for a girl of that age.
  9. JedJackson

    Help aging my chickens and gender on the littlest if possible

    So far I see no males, but the little ones are still a bit young. I think they are 3 to 4 weeks old, and the older ones are 7-8 weeks old.
  10. JedJackson

    Help me figure out her breed please 🙏🏼

    I think Bubbles is a Starlight Green egger, or something similar. She's a hybrid and not a standard breed.
  11. JedJackson

    Chocolate Orpington Pullet or Roo?

    In my opinion it is a pullet.
  12. JedJackson

    Silver laced wyandotte sexing

    They are all males. Single combs do crop up in Wyandottes sometimes. I don't think they are mixes.
  13. JedJackson

    Hello My Fellow Aviculturalists!

    Welcome! Your birds are beautiful, as is your property.
  14. JedJackson

    What brahma variety could he be

    Yes, should make some colorful chicks.
  15. JedJackson

    Gender

    I'd guess the one outside in the first picture is male, and the one walking out of the coop is female. I'm judging by combs and depth of color in the shoulder area. I could easily be wrong, though. The rest of them aren't as clear. I'd guess the birds in picture 7 and 8 are females.
  16. JedJackson

    What brahma variety could he be

    I understand. I think his color is going to be similar to a Rhode Island red or New Hampshire. He does look like he will be large.
  17. JedJackson

    What brahma variety could he be

    By red Colombian I just meant he has the Colombian pattern but with red instead of buff or white. Could he be an olive egger instead of a Brahma? Or maybe there was a mistake in one of the breeding pens? I am not seeing red Brahmas offered by any hatchery.
  18. JedJackson

    What brahma variety could he be

    It appears to be red Colombian. They legs are pinkish white instead of yellow, as Brahmas are supposed to have. I'm not sure what is going on with this bird. Do you know the hatchery?
  19. JedJackson

    4.5 week old Gold Laced Wyandotte- boy or girl(s)??

    Someties Wyandotte females get bigger combs early, so I wouldn't panic yet. I think these need more time to tell.
  20. JedJackson

    Breed of roosters

    Would need more information about the parent stock to help. If the Marans were all black copper, then any blue or splash chicks would be mixed.
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