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I was able to trade the Black Sumatra for two laying hens (Easter Eggers). For me, and the purposes of our little backyard farm, it was a good trade. For the rooster, it was a really good trade because it means he gets to live . Thanks again for your help!

Thanks again everyone. After more research and comparing many more photographs, I am pretty sure she's a Red Shoulder Yokohama. The photo I posted does make her look a little broad, but she does actually have a fairly narrow body and her tail is getting longer.

Thanks for the quick response. She's pretty and very sweet natured, which is a good thing, from the looks of it she may not earn her keep in the egg-laying department (one a week??) But I guess when you adopt "unknowns" you get what you get.

Thanks to those that helped ID my Black Sumatra. I will try to sell him rather than butcher for meat, we'll see how it goes. Now I need help with this gal. She was given to us at the same time as the Black Sumatra (at about 4 weeks old), but again, no indication of breed. We are keeping her...

Thanks everyone! He certainly is a beautiful bird, these pictures don't even do justice to his coloring. Unfortunately we can't keep him, because his crowing is too loud for our neighborhood. If I were to sell him, any suggestions on a price I should expect? There is a "Poultry and Small...

We were given this rooster at the end of April, friends say he was "about a month old" with no indication of a breed. We thought it was a hen, but within the last couple of weeks he has been testing out his new newfound "voice", and we've discovered he's a rooster. We cannot keep roosters in...