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Cockerel.

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Entry #3: Cadbury the Tolbunt Polish’s feathers-

Entry #2: An Olive Egger cockerel’s coppery red barring-

Entry #1: Pinecone the Calico Bantam Cochin’s feathers-

Entry #3: another EE chick-

Entry #2: EE chick-

Entry #1: Custard-

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Entry 4: Caramel the Tolbunt Polish-

Entry 3: Cadbury the Tolbunt Polish-

Entry 2: Banana, the white frizzled bantam Cochin pullet.

Your buff laced Polish is a cockerel. The giveaways are his pointed head feathers and male specific coloring/patchy lacing.

Murray McMurray is my personal favorite. I’ve ordered from them 5 or 6 times now and should have chicks coming from them in some days. I haven’t had any major problems either.

Their crests are much too small to be Polish mixes. Their dad is either a Legbar or a Legbar mix. I’m not seeing a beard, but if they do have beards, their dad could be a Legbar x bearded something.

Assuming that these are all purebred Polish, they are likely… #1- Cuckoo Polish (I’m thinking cockerel) #2- Blue Polish #3- White crested black Polish #4- White Polish #5- White Polish #6- Paint Polish (probably a white over a white crested black) #7- Looks like a mixed color Polish as its...

Looks like a pullet to me.

What is the protein percent of the feed you are currently giving them? Feather plucking/eating can be due to protein deficiency, boredom, or overcrowding. I would stop the ACV as it doesn’t help and can actually cause more problems than it helps. At this point, unfortunately, it could be...

Although I don’t raise ducks, I have dealt with similar situations with my chickens and turkeys. I wouldn’t introduce any females to the males until they are at least 8 weeks old. 12-16+ weeks is probably best if your drakes aren’t used to ducklings/new ducks joining the flock. When you do try...

Looks like all four pictured are cockerels. Individual pictures would make it easier to tell for sure.