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I would feed little to no sunflower seeds in the summer. They r very oily and heat the birds up and give lots of energy but that ends up turning into heat. My male birds of any breed eat a few things and leave the rest for the ladies.

To me they look like pullets!!

I am so sorry SD!!:hugs

They're cute!

They r definetly not Brahmas. They look like a Sussex. Do they have any feathers on the legs/feet

It looks like it.

This is what I got from a Welsummer cockerel and Buff Brahma pullet.

Has anyone tried crossing a Welsummer roo with a Buff Brahma hen?

I am going with cockerel to

Over on the Cochin thread we have a rule. If they have a red comb and even that size it's a roo. Cochin pullets dont get red in the face and biggish combs till they r about 20-25 weeks. This is my almost year old and she still has a small comb.

I talked to a person who I sold my buff Brahma and he said he never crows when its cloudy or cold. But that's just him the crow collars might be worth a try...

Or a georgous table piece...lol

I say cockerel to... Can u keep roos where u live??

She was probably happy to get that treat. It was well deserved!!

That is a big egg!! I feel bad for the hen. My BA hen lays those everyday and she literally is screaming.the poor gen is 2 and still lays them everyday she misses about 1 day out of the week.

Its bad hatchery breeding.

YAY!!

Where did you get henny?? Is she breeder or hatchery?? Sorry I am bad at telling breeder from hatchery birds.

Sjisty and Sunshine I love the pics cant wait till I get more Brahmas!!!

Pretty!!!