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  1. aart

    How reliable a gender indicator is redness of peacomb in Easter Eggers?

    Heavily mixed with something else tho. Would love to see other views of this comb @MysteryChicken .
  2. aart

    How reliable a gender indicator is redness of peacomb in Easter Eggers?

    Yep......could get worse, or not. :fl I always suggest having separate areas for troulbesome birds ready, just in case. ...also a plan on how to get rid of them.
  3. aart

    How reliable a gender indicator is redness of peacomb in Easter Eggers?

    Looks pretty good to me.....have seen some atrocious ones. Curious is you did any editing?
  4. aart

    How reliable a gender indicator is redness of peacomb in Easter Eggers?

    Do it after dark...they are much easier to 'catch' off the roost then :D
  5. aart

    How reliable a gender indicator is redness of peacomb in Easter Eggers?

    You can wish in one hand..... :lol: Guess you'll have to wait until saddle and hackle feathers grow out, another month or so... ..... or he crows.
  6. aart

    How reliable a gender indicator is redness of peacomb in Easter Eggers?

    Yes, but it can be more like 4+ months for any breed. Both the saddle feathers(grown out in front of tail) and hackle feathers(around neck) will be pointed and shiny on males. They are often crowing by that time. Best bet is color of comb/wattles around 5-8 weeks, IMO.
  7. aart

    How reliable a gender indicator is redness of peacomb in Easter Eggers?

    Same here, that and the RED.....it's a boy!
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