the comb seems to go back pretty far judging by photo. too late to go look now. leg thickness isn't much different than sister from another mother! haha! and his tiny little wattles are turning red as well!I've seen various threads now and I think you'll still need more time to be sure. It probably is too much red and size to be a pullet thoughhow far back on the head does the comb go?
keep an eye on leg thickness. are there any visible wattles?
how old are these babies?They are fine, spoiled but fine, yesterday i decided to let themm taste pomergrante for the first time and they enjoyed it for a full 10 seconds and then turned their beak up, lol they didnt actually turn their beak up, they had a contest of who could throw the seed the furthest.
Here are the latest pictures that i have taken:
They arent very good pictures but you get the idea...
Ther are both roos...
Yep, i can keep as many roos as i want, which is very good because i have lots, 8 already out of 24 chicks.Oh ha ha, how ungrateful of them.
Did you say you can keep Roos?
I'll have to take a picture of my little one tomorrow. Because he's mostly buff, he's very fluffy which gives him more of a pullet shape.
THey are a month and 22 days, they are really big because, like i said they are spoiled so i give them boiled egg in the morning and chick starter mixed with corn whenever their bowl is empty.
I am not sure that it is a roo, i mean my chicks combs are much bigger than yours...
Oh wow, he has gotten big and very cute!
My chicks combs and waddles are much bigger than yours and they are younger...
They must be a different breed...
