May 3, 2016 #1 tamifc Hatching Joined Feb 29, 2016 Messages 9 Reaction score 0 Points 9 These are all just over 4 weeks. One of the buff orpingtons is totally looking like a rooster, but not sure how to tell the EE's apart at all. Thanks for any help! Thinking rooster for sure.
These are all just over 4 weeks. One of the buff orpingtons is totally looking like a rooster, but not sure how to tell the EE's apart at all. Thanks for any help! Thinking rooster for sure.
May 3, 2016 #2 Mountain Peeps Jesus is my life Premium Feather Member 10 Years Friend Greeter Spirit Joined Apr 23, 2014 Messages 28,458 Reaction score 6,836 Points 717 Location Colorado My Coop My Coop Welcome to BYC! Even though they are too young to say for certain, I would say you have at least one cockerel on your hands.
Welcome to BYC! Even though they are too young to say for certain, I would say you have at least one cockerel on your hands.
May 3, 2016 #3 lilmillefleur chillin' with my peeps! 8 Years Friend Joined Oct 3, 2015 Messages 4,133 Reaction score 24,128 Points 1,017 Location MA In pic 2 I saw one orp who did not seem to have as many adult feathers, it that the same one with the large comb?
In pic 2 I saw one orp who did not seem to have as many adult feathers, it that the same one with the large comb?
May 3, 2016 Thread starter #4 tamifc Hatching Joined Feb 29, 2016 Messages 9 Reaction score 0 Points 9 No, the one without as many adult feathers isn't the same as the one with a bigger comb.
May 4, 2016 #5 lilmillefleur chillin' with my peeps! 8 Years Friend Joined Oct 3, 2015 Messages 4,133 Reaction score 24,128 Points 1,017 Location MA Females tend to feather in faster, so keep an eye on that one.