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Yes, the first one does have feathers on his legs.

I started these from eggs and never knew what kind of breeds they were. Can anyone give me insight to the breeds? --- --- Thanks, Michael

This one has me confused. It is 17 weeks old, chubby, very docile, loves to cuddle and hasn't attempted to crow. But, it has well defined waddle, comb and the saddle feathers are pointed. Is it really a rooster? It also has thick fatty areas behind its elbows. Why would that be? --- ---...

Okay Okay... Over the past few days it's become obvious that she's a he. He's actually the oldest of the bunch and the latest to blossom. So, now we are stuck with 5 roosters and 2 hens. What are the odds of that occurring from hatching our own? Maybe I got a bad batch of eggs. Now, I have to...

Oh don't say that... I already have 4 roosters that I need to find a new home for. Actually, her comb and waddle are very red and the skin under her neck is becoming full and red. Maybe she is a he but she's been very mild tempered. I will keep you posted. - North End Farmer

Two of my roosters sound as if they are clearing their throats for the past few weeks. While one has a strong crow each morning. It would be nice if the two wouldn't have a full crow so I could keep them within the city limits. Do all roosters get past the throat clearing stage and have a real...

Our oldest hen is 15 weeks old and this week she started to be frisky with me by dancing and dropping her wings. She has also become very aggressive towards me by biting my hands and even ran up to attack me this morning. We raised her from an egg and she is usually very nice. Isn't she young...