I’m wondering if the brown one could be a roo or if maybe it’s was just older than the rest when I bought them. Also, still think frizzle? The yellow one seems to be the furthest behind in terms of feathering.
2 weeks, pullets?
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No, I don't think frizzle. Yes, I do think cockerel... even if slightly older, that a huge red comb on a little chick. 
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Your white one is a frizzle.
Your Silver Duckwing is a cockerel.
Frizzle, and the others are too young for sexing. Please post pics of their combs at six weeks.
Your Silver Duckwing is a cockerel.
Frizzle, and the others are too young for sexing. Please post pics of their combs at six weeks.
Nice call.
I thought the question for frizzle was about the cockerel.
I learned what a Silver Duckwing is, never saw them before.
the white is a frizzle, others too young
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Thanks everyone! I’ve done some reading but don’t have recent personal experience with bantams. My dad knew a guy who used to breed bantam silver sebrights and they were super sweet; do the OEG roosters usually have a good temperment?
Mine does not. That little peanut brain of his thinks he can attack me and the other (much bigger) rooster.
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Really? I guess I’ll just have to keep my fingers crossed! I don’t have another male, and we really didn’t want one- so if he turns out to be a jerk.. we’ll see.
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Personalities completely vary. But if you are scared of a little banty roo trying to put you in his pecking order, life won't go well.....
You have to show them who's boss, and they won't mess with you.
The thump on the leg didn’t hurt with jeans on but with shorts...
That didn’t work for me. Petree has been “showed” several times by me, big roo and even Ester lol If he wasn’t so fast he’d already be cat food.
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