SweetLittleChicks
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I have 2 accounts ok this my new one I’ve been here till 2010Says someone who joined the forum two months ago, to someone who joined six months before that.
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I have 2 accounts ok this my new one I’ve been here till 2010Says someone who joined the forum two months ago, to someone who joined six months before that.
Also if u were new you would know females have longer wings in tailsExcuse me?
Wow.
I am not new to this. I am not an adult, it’s true, but I did three years of hardcore research before getting chickens and took an online college level course on chickens.
I know my stuff.
And if you are talking about feather sexing, I’ll have you know it only works accurately on chicks from a cross that was
fast feathering parent x slow feathering parent.
Many blogs and sites claim that it works on all birds, and while for certain breeds there may be some truth to this, it is NOT very accurate.
Please don’t be rude.
That's odd.i am professional veterinarian that works with chicken I did vet school espically on chicken
no chickens eat chicken it safe my vetnieran says its ok its actally stops caablisum its very sfae to feef them chciken
That's odd.
I didn't realize professional veterinarians had their own vet to do their job.
Yes, some crosses. Thank you.No one graduated from an institution of higher learning with a degree in veterinary medicine with grammar (or an attitude) like that. I’ve had poultry for over 15 years and been this a member of this knowledgeable forum with two separate profiles during that time. Wing-sexing works on some breeds/crosses of chickens. It does not work on all of them. It does not work on Buff Orpingtons. I currently breed multiple varieties of English Orpingtons and can say without a doubt that is factual and that’s with a degree in Psychology and in English.
You have to be kidding.Uh no feather sexing works on standard breed i am professional veterinarian that works with chicken I did vet school espically on chicken I had a friend that worked with cackle hatchery and I know my stuff okay pulleys have longer wings and tail when there younger MALES has shorter wings and tails BUT when they grown to 10 weeks the pulleys and cockerel have the same length okay. And I’ve own lost if chickens and the pulleys always have longer wings and tails even google says I learned determining gender there is feather sexing which works on standard breed and vent sexing buff Orpington are standard so the female will have longer wings and tails please do proper research and I can tell ur lying with ur words do know how because female less than 10 weeks old have longer wings and tail. You probably never own baby chicks i bet you only own adults it’s ok ur new just know FEMALES less that 10 weeks old have longer wings feather and tail feather. MALES less than 10 weeks have shorter wing and tails.
Yeah...sorry for messing up your thread. It was my fault too.They actually said that? What? Seriously?
I really don’t understand why they’re so worked up about this.
I’ve never gotten so many replies on a thread before. It’s sad I can’t trust that this person is serious or is in anyway wanting to help anyone learn at all.