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Black sex link roos are barred.Pic #3 Blue Production Roo, Pic #5 Black Sexlink Roo. I have both of these types of chickens myself and would recognize them anywhere. LoL
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Black sex link roos are barred.Pic #3 Blue Production Roo, Pic #5 Black Sexlink Roo. I have both of these types of chickens myself and would recognize them anywhere. LoL
Pic 4 is definitely a pullet. All the rest appear to be cockerels.
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Would also like to add that the inky pullet looks like a Red sexlink.
It isn’t...very male coloration. Plus red comb.Thanks for the theory! I wish they were all as easy to figure out as my golden girl. I am hoping the gray one (in first 2 pics) is a pullet - great personality on that one.
I think the first and third are pullets. I’m leaning towards pullet on the third. Agree with everyone else that the 4th is a cockerel.
Please update us when you know for sure.
Looks like all pullets, except for the last one, definitely a rooster.
Only one is a pullet. I’m thinking that they’re marans crosses, but I’m not sure.
Yes, because those hens are full grown and laying. Look up blue copper marans and you’ll see they look similar to your blue/gray cockerels.Looking at pics of maran crosses and my black ones do look similar. Notably some pics of maran hens show a very red comb.![]()
Pic #3 Blue Production Roo, Pic #5 Black Sexlink Roo. I have both of these types of chickens myself and would recognize them anywhere. LoL
They are a cross of Rhode Island Red Rooster with Blue Australorp Hen. Here is a picture of my pair. They are also referred to from other hatcheries sometimes as Sapphire Gem (but I think one of the parents may or may not be different for that breed, but they still look the same.) Mine are 4 months old in the picture.Interesting! Never heard of Blue Production
Not always, usually that's the case, but again it depends on the colors passed on through the genes. There is a multitude of pictures on the internet of Black Sexlink / also known as Black Star roosters, and some are all black, some black with a little red, some really red with black, and some barred. Gotta love mother nature's color selection rainbow.Black sex link roos are barred.