3 months old... and still an "it" ???? *PIC*

[Wolftalk]

okay guys im stumpped! I have had these 3 chickens for 3 months and im POSITIVE that one is a rooster, and one is a hen. but the last one i still dont know! its a seabright bantam and has a comb, and i have seen it attempt at a crow, but it never crows in thier coop, its never aggresive/mean, but it also kinda has a girly look, and a girly name, but i still dont know! my little sister thinks its a hen, and I have no idea what to think. any ideas about a good way to tell? also, arent thier earlobes the color thier eggs will be if they are hens?


THANKS GUYS!!!!!!

 

[Highlander]

Here you go. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=504

 

[ramirezframing]

id say roo, but I dont have this breed

 

[Americana]

ROO x2

 

[Wolftalk]

thanks guys!

 

[Lollipop]

Definately a Seabright cockeral. They are "hen feathered". One of the very few breeds that are.......Pop

 

[aoxa]

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I was wondering why the feathers were so henish. Good to know!

He's a pretty boy by the way.

 

[Wolftalk]

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what exacally is "hen feathered"???

 

[aoxa]

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what exacally is "hen feathered"???

I am assuming it means no pointy hackle or saddle feathers. I could be wrong though.

 

[Wolftalk]

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what exacally is "hen feathered"???

I am assuming it means no pointy hackle or saddle feathers. I could be wrong though.

oh okay! thanks!!! i always learn something new everytime im on this website!!!!! i love it!!!