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Okay, I have updated pics. I did double check and they are NOT from the same brood. The roo and smaller female are a week and a half younger than the two larger ones I have. The roo should be about 6 weeks. The two I'm still questioning should be 7 and a half weeks. I know I have one definite small female , so I'm not including her picture.
This is the one smaller bird who is a definite roo. About the same time the two older birds' combs turned reddish, his doubled in size. Large comb, chases the others, and generally acts rooish. Here is his picture.
So these are the two ladies who are older than he is. Although their combs are red, too, they are much smaller combs in size and these are just calm, fat lil birds. Am I right still to think these are pullets? My pics aren't close-ups--the ladies here weren't photogenic today.
This is the largest--she has the reddest comb, but it isn't large.
This is the second big bird. Her comb is also reddish, but still also small.
Two pullets here? Thanks for your thoughts!
This is the one smaller bird who is a definite roo. About the same time the two older birds' combs turned reddish, his doubled in size. Large comb, chases the others, and generally acts rooish. Here is his picture.
So these are the two ladies who are older than he is. Although their combs are red, too, they are much smaller combs in size and these are just calm, fat lil birds. Am I right still to think these are pullets? My pics aren't close-ups--the ladies here weren't photogenic today.
This is the largest--she has the reddest comb, but it isn't large.
This is the second big bird. Her comb is also reddish, but still also small.
Two pullets here? Thanks for your thoughts!
