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Because most of us are on here to learn. Why do you think the OP asked? It's ok to be taught but in a kind way.Cockerel. I’m not sure why anyone would say pullet. They make good boys usually if you can keep him.
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Because most of us are on here to learn. Why do you think the OP asked? It's ok to be taught but in a kind way.Cockerel. I’m not sure why anyone would say pullet. They make good boys usually if you can keep him.
I answered the OP kindly. The rest of the comment was directed towards people that don’t know but are chiming in. Learning is best done when one is absorbing information and not giving it.
I said pullet at first because I did not notice the saddle feathers, the tail feathers appeared rounded on the ends, I saw no hackle feathers, and the legs looked a bit thin for a cockerel. I corrected my mistake as soon as I saw the saddle feathers, and noticed the arch to the tail.Cockerel. I’m not sure why anyone would say pullet. They make good boys usually if you can keep him.
Whoops ! Thats okay i guess I'll just leave it at that for now haha I'm sure hes a boy.. we'll see in a few weeks thoughAt this age, this is not where you'd notice the majority of male specific feathering. Try the saddle and neck area. But even so, I still notice a few feathers that indicate male
100% maleI appreciate everyones help !! I have attached some closer photos of his feathers to see if we can solidly say 100% he is a he
Middle photo is the underview of his wing. I thought this might help see the ends of his feathers better.
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