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Thanks, & big too.

Thanks. He's a Blue Wheaten/Wildtype Split.

Look at that lush of a tail he's getting? Gorgeous.

Gonna get some updated pictures of this boy today.

Yep, they saddled early. At least started saddling early. My boys are feisty. I think my boys were about 5½ weeks when they started growing in. It could be linked to hormones. My 10 week old boys. Well, 9 weeks in these pictures. It's interesting how leg feathering effects spurs.

My Brassy Back OEGBs are 10 weeks, with no visible budding of spurs yet. The JungleFowl are the same age. I think leg feathering inhibits spur growth most of the time. It seems to slow spur growth, or cancels it out completely.

4½ to 6 months is common around my place when it comes to spurs. The ones that took longest to grow spurs was my Black Sumatra, a couple Silkies & the Malays. My old man Silkie took a good 7-8 years to actually grow one spur. A Silkie bantam 2yrs, just starting to grow spurs. The Black Sumatra...

I'm not sure. First time owning them, & I've never had birds spur early. Earliest I had spurs start, was about 4½ months.

Not a Rooster yet. Red JungleFowl Cockerels. Started growing spurs as early as 9 weeks.

It's titled Throw Back project, cause of a body type my original project threw out of the blue. I think you were in the thread before.

He's also the new Alpha of the flock.

The most recent weight I got from him is 5.20lbs. He was 5.02 at 6 months.

My Project Giant Silkie rooster, Floof. This is an older picture.

Splash Wheaten Malay Rooster. I'm currently trying to sell him. I have a Splash Wheaten Pullet I can replace him with.

My mom's Easter Egger

My Dad's Easter Egger.

He's a cockerel.

Thanks, I like his mix of colors, body type, & feathering.

My Easter Egger.

Thanks.