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    Rooster count

    They are between 14-16 weeks old. I plan on rehoming two and getting two more hens.
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    Rooster count

    Thank you for the insight and how you make it work with multiple rosters. Definitely giving me ideas!
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    Rooster count

    Mine are on an acre fenced in also, I only have one coop. I guess I need to get another coop or rehome roos
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    Rooster count

    Do you keep them all together?
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    Rooster count

    Do you have them all together?
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    Rooster count

    I'm curious what everyone's rooster to hen ratio is. I have 14 chickens and unfortunately, 4 roosters. Two are kept free range outside the coop and two are in the coop with the girls. The two in the coop are still young, and so are the pullets. I want them to eventually be able to free range...
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    Speckled sussex

    The back feathers are not pointy to me.
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    Speckled sussex

    I plan on it. It's comb is very pale pink, the picture actually looks more read than it is in person. I won't recommend a chicken until I know for sure, usually when they crow. I think i am still clinging to the hope that it's a pullet. The previous owner said all of the her roosters were trying...
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    Speckled sussex

    So my friend here was rescued, so please excuse the rough feathers. It was being picked on at it's previous home and growing feathers back and gaining weight. I was told it's a pullet, but im thinking a roo. It's roughly 14-16 weeks old and not crowing. What do y'all think?
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    Bantam cochin

    Ok y'all, it's your favorite game! Are we a cockeral or pullet. We are about 16 weeks old bantam cochin, might be a mix I'm not 100% sure. No crowing, not showing another roo behavior either, and favoring pullets behavior. What do y'all think?
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    Bantam cochin

    It's a local one here in alabama. Gumpert homestead.
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    Bantam cochin

    Definitely no crowing yet. Until they crow, they're all hens to me! Lol it took my silkies 20 weeks to figure out they were boys. Luckily, my hatchery will trade roos out for pullets, so now it is the waiting game for crowing. I have an olive egger I am 99% sure is a cockerel and a speckled...
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    Bantam cochin

    16weeks
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    Bantam cochin

    Yes he is! So handsome, I may still keep him! Lol I thought he might have some frizzle lineage or another breed that has crazy feathers.
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    Bantam cochin

    Nooooo! Well, that's not what I wanted to hear! Lol
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    Bantam cochin

    What causes feathering like this? We named her Farrah cause she feathers are feathered back like that. Is that normal for the breed or is she mixed with something else?
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    Speckled Sussex Roo over Isa Brown chicks

    Their eye liner!😍
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    Speckled sussex

    I know, I was so excited to have a speckled sussex hen....but alas, a roo! Lol I have an olive egger that I am sure is a roo too, so the two of them will end up with new homes. They will stay with me till they crow...just in case😉 Thank y'all for your insight! I struggle identifying roosters...
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    Speckled sussex

    Damn....🤦‍♀️
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    Speckled sussex

    Ok, y'all. I was given this speckled sussex and told she was a hen. She is about 5ish months old. I got her in rough shape and skinny. She is starting to fill out, but now I'm worried it's a roo. No crowing yet. Any insight would be helpful.
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