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  1. SwampPrincessChick

    Pullet or Cockerel…Easter Egger?

    Females, especially older ones, are the best at teaching young cockerels manners as they grow older and often chase them off. I will never forget how my young Buff-Laced Polish cockerel, Winter, saw my four-year-old California Gray hen, Fan-Tail, pecking around in the pen she had walked in...
  2. SwampPrincessChick

    Pullet or Cockerel…Easter Egger?

    Nothing else screams cockerel for the most part, other than maybe his general cockerel-like stance.
  3. SwampPrincessChick

    Pullet or Cockerel…Easter Egger?

    They are for sure all cockerels. The barred one could be an odd-looking pullet but I would lean more on the cockerel side due to a few important things. Let me show you. You are right that your cockerels might hurt the hens and pullets because you do not have a correct ratio, but you don't...
  4. SwampPrincessChick

    Pullet or Cockerel…Easter Egger?

    Can you get pictures of them standing regularly? It's easier to tell that way.
  5. SwampPrincessChick

    Pullet or Cockerel…Easter Egger?

    Your cockerel has developing sickle feathers. His wing bows are also a sign, because only males will have wing bows that are red when no other part of the body is red. It's gender dimorphism.
  6. SwampPrincessChick

    Pullet or Cockerel…Easter Egger?

    Cockerel, neither a rooster nor a hen. Some cockerels take longer than others to start crowing and breeding.
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