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  1. Cryss

    Cross Breeds!!!!

    I'd guess he could have some BO in his genes somewhere maybe. Won't swrar to that.
  2. Cryss

    Cross Breeds!!!!

    No idea here either but wanted to say...gorgeous!
  3. Cryss

    Cross Breeds!!!!

    So you have 17 females and 9 males all together, right? The boys are going to be sowing their oats often. The standard recommendation is a minimum of 10 female chickens for each male. Overmating can lead to feather loss/baldness especially on backs, necks, and heads. This can also lead to...
  4. Cryss

    Cross Breeds!!!!

    Ok, I was "close" on the first 2. :gig I think your birds are possibly under a year old? so they would officialy be cockerels and pullets. But for now let's say they're a year old n call em roosters and hens. Wow! Do you have plans for your roosters?
  5. Cryss

    Cross Breeds!!!!

    Lol...I'm such a newbie...now I'm thinking the second picture is of Wyandottes.
  6. Cryss

    Cross Breeds!!!!

    Oops I meant the last cockerel. Not sure how I missed the first one. He's maybe an EE too? I'm probably way off.
  7. Cryss

    Cross Breeds!!!!

    Not sure about the first, a mix of Orpington and ?? maybe? The rest of the pullets I'd venture a guess of Easter Eggers. The cockerel? Gorgeous! Great photo of him. Im a total newbie so I'm following to see what those with knowledge will have to say. Lets see how i do on my amateur guesses.
  8. Cryss

    Cross Breeds!!!!

    Oh I really like the look of Nugget! I have a BO named Nugget.
  9. Cryss

    Cross Breeds!!!!

    This is such a cool thread!
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