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Yep, good idea. Always easy to sell POL pullets.

The rooster in the add has dark legs... but do they have a green tinge? Shudder If those dark legs are pure slate... yeah, might be nice to add him in.... depending on what his face looks like. If those legs have green in them... don't add the nightmare of even more unwanted genetics.

Isn't Ameraucana... or at least the color looks like a wheaten, but then the hens are clear EEs, and then the poster says the rooster is a Wyandotte, or whatever it was... Anyway.... Nice looking bird, but high price for whatevers.

My bantam Ams lay in the "well enough" category, but make up for not laying at all in fall and winter ey being cute, great broodies, and all (male, female, all ages) are perfectly mannered for flock raising chicks.

Bantam wheaten

Great looking flock, and nice coop and run.

Looks great! Maybe before all of that grass is gone, toss a grow frame out there on a bit of it.

No idea. I was looking at my oldest girl today... can't remember how old she is, at all. Maybe 4????

Looks like 4 males to me... just that second from the left is maybe a splash

My bantam Ameraucanas like to go broody. Every spring we let one hatch out a set. I don't think I ever had a standard sized Ameraucana want to go broody. (I used to have BBS in standard)

I would guess female

I agree,he doesn't look like an Ameraucana. So what you need to know, is what color was the egg that he hatched out of.

Easy enough to breed if you have blue. :D

True, I find blue and splash harder...since the black is washed out. But it has been years since I have had blue or splash. I have bantam wheaten now.

Usually once breast feathers are in sex is clear. Dark/black breast = Male. Unless you have some blue wheaten in there?

Uh.... dunno.... they look normal bantam size to me. I am afraid I eyeball everything when building... no rulers used.

I agree with all guesses... But I have never hatched self blue... so dunno how those are supposedto lookat hatch.

Cute chicks!

Yes, they are much harder to candle than white eggs. Even when the blue is very light it is all of the way through the shell, so makes it harder to look inside.

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