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10 week old Coronation Sussex male, pick up only. Missouri

Discussion in 'Buy Sell Auction - Archives' started by kathyinmo, Aug 26, 2011.

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  1. Aug 26, 2011 Post #1 of 11
    kathyinmo

    kathyinmo Nothing In Moderation

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    I have a 10 week old Coronation Sussex male for sale. Pick up only. I live in Nevada, MO.

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  2. Aug 29, 2011 Post #2 of 11
    Mrs. Fluffy Puffy

    Mrs. Fluffy Puffy Fluffy Feather Farm

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    Would you consider shipping?

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  3. Aug 29, 2011 Post #3 of 11
    kathyinmo

    kathyinmo Nothing In Moderation

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    Mrs. Fluffy Puffy :

    Would you consider shipping?

    ~ Aspen [​IMG]

    No. Sorry.​
     
  4. Aug 29, 2011 Post #4 of 11
    Mrs. Fluffy Puffy

    Mrs. Fluffy Puffy Fluffy Feather Farm

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    Quote:No. Sorry.

    Drat!

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  5. Sep 1, 2011 Post #5 of 11
    taylor0219

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    Hi there, I have hatched many sussex and the one in this pic looks like a hen. I just wanted to make sure you didn't sell a hen thinking it was a roo. I could be totally wrong, but I just wanted to tell you just in case [​IMG]
     
  6. Sep 1, 2011 Post #6 of 11
    kathyinmo

    kathyinmo Nothing In Moderation

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    Quote:Thank you. I am pretty sure it is male. A female at this age wouldn't have such bright red waddles and comb, would it? At only 10 weeks old?
     
  7. Sep 1, 2011 Post #7 of 11
    taylor0219

    taylor0219 In the Brooder

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    I know it seems unusual. I raise silvers, coronation and lights and they seem to develop larger more red wattles at a younger age than many of the other breeds. "She" just looks female to me. I can usually sex the chicks almost immediately after hatch just by the shape of their head and the way their face looks. The females have
    much "prettier" petite faces. Then by 3-4 weeks I am 100% sure because of the size of their combs and wattles. "She" looks to have a relatively small comb and wattles for the breed. Did you hatch others that you could compare features with?
     
  8. Sep 1, 2011 Post #8 of 11
    kathyinmo

    kathyinmo Nothing In Moderation

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    No. This is the only one I hatched. It was an accidental hatch .... wasn't suppose to be in the incubator!

    Well, thank you very much for your insight. I sure appreciate that you took the time to tell me this! [​IMG] Maybe I will just keep this chick and see!

    Thanks again!
     
  9. Sep 1, 2011 Post #9 of 11
    taylor0219

    taylor0219 In the Brooder

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    Ok that sounds like a great plan. I would want someone to tell me too. I would hate to give away a beautiful hen thinking it was a rooster. If by small chance, "she" turns out to be a "he", I am very sorry. Usually I don't say much online, but I really wanted to let you know my experience. All the best to you [​IMG]
     
  10. Sep 1, 2011 Post #10 of 11
    kathyinmo

    kathyinmo Nothing In Moderation

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    This is great news, really! I am excited at the possibility! I could use another female, though do not need any more males!

    Thank you so much!
     
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