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That's good. This morning I let them out of the roosting box, the new pullet was the last out. All the original girls were around the feeder eating and she walked in-between them and started eating as well, none of them messed with her, so I'm hoping they are fine with her already.

She's real pretty, tan with blue under tones. The other 4 haven't really accepted her yet and keep pecking at her when she comes near. How long will it take for them to accept her? She is 2 weeks older than 2 and 4 older than the original girls.

Well that's good to know. I wasn't sure when I could take them off the lamps. The low has been in the mid 40's so I've put it on each night then have to wake up early and unplug them cause the coop gets morning sun and will make it close to 100* not long after the sun comes up. This was really...

I got a hold of the farm I got all the chicks from and swapped him out for an EE pullet no issues at all. She has the funny Americauna mustache. As soon as I seen that it made me laugh and had to get her lol.

That's what I was afraid of. What are the signs to look for minus the brighter red comb?

I'll try and get some better ones tomorrow. They wouldn't come out of the nest boxing this morning as it was still cold out. I'm hoping the initial assessment isn't correct, but have a feeling its a cockerel as well.

I picked up 5 chicks a few months ago. They were all suppose to be pulletts. I'm starting to wonder if the EE is a rooster. "She" is making noises I've never heard from other hens. After some research and inspecting the comb looks a bit redder then the others as well. Her legs are the same...