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Yes, I know that it’s early but with how fast they’re growing, I’m pretty sure I have at least two cockerels. This is actually really disappointing because these will be the last birds I receive from my flock because my parents have split and I’m back to living in a more neighborhood environment. Having four roosters is NOT an option, so some will have to go back to my dad’s. Since they are too young to tell from the feathering, this is based solely on comb development.
Possibly maybe my only pullet out of the three. Could still totally be a cockerel.
Turken cockerel
This one is actually really sad. This is my first confirmed third generation bird to come from my flock AND it’s the grandson of my favorite roo who died. No hope for a pullet here I’m guessing.
Possibly maybe my only pullet out of the three. Could still totally be a cockerel.
Turken cockerel
This one is actually really sad. This is my first confirmed third generation bird to come from my flock AND it’s the grandson of my favorite roo who died. No hope for a pullet here I’m guessing.
