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This is your only pullet.
This is your only pullet.
I was gifted 4 farmyard chicks (now ~12 wks old) and I have no idea what breed they are. I’m 99.9% sure that one is a rooster and one is a hen, but wondering if the other two may also be roosters. If I can identify the breeds, perhaps i can pinpoint male/female traits more easily.
The first 3 pics are the ones I’m less sure about gender (first 2 pics are same bird).
Pretty sure the golden chicken is female and last pic is male.
Thanks in advance for any theories on breed and/or genderView attachment 2270308View attachment 2270312View attachment 2270313View attachment 2270315View attachment 2270317
1 cockerelI was gifted 4 farmyard chicks (now ~12 wks old) and I have no idea what breed they are. I’m 99.9% sure that one is a rooster and one is a hen, but wondering if the other two may also be roosters. If I can identify the breeds, perhaps i can pinpoint male/female traits more easily.
The first 3 pics are the ones I’m less sure about gender (first 2 pics are same bird).
Pretty sure the golden chicken is female and last pic is male.
Thanks in advance for any theories on breed and/or genderView attachment 2270308View attachment 2270312View attachment 2270313View attachment 2270315View attachment 2270317
Was the home with more hens?UPDATE: as many people guessed, we ended up with 3 roos and just one hen. I was able to find a happy home for them all thankfully (even the pullet since we didn’t want to break up the family). Now we have no chickens at all and will try again next spring. Thanks to everyone for the help!
Was the home with more hens?
Yes. That is correct1 cockerel
2 cockerel
3 pullet
4 cockerel