All hens on deck?

DIMBY

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10 Years
Jun 14, 2009
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Western Colorado
Hi, all, haven't posted in a long time, but I always depend on the "rooster experts" among you since I'm not the best at ID'ing them. Here is a pix of three of my new ones, about 12 weeks old. Any roos here?
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Thank you! I have had checkered luck with my new groups, so to speak, seems like about 80% of them I get a roo or two despite assurances...and they are very difficult to rehome (and stressful!).
 
Thank you! I have had checkered luck with my new groups, so to speak, seems like about 80% of them I get a roo or two despite assurances...and they are very difficult to rehome (and stressful!).
I understand... I have 40 chicks right now (cause I'm crazy) and I think I have about 5 "surprise" cockerels...luckily I can keep them where I live. Glad this batch worked out for you!
 
Yup all pullets. Pretty ladies! I feel like some Orp pullets have deceptively large combs (thinking of the girl in the foreground). I have an Orp/Australorp/EE mix that I could have swore was a cockerel up until about a week ago, but now I'm starting to think pullet just because her comb isn't growing any faster or larger than it was at three weeks, with no pinking or wattles.
 
I understand... I have 40 chicks right now (cause I'm crazy) and I think I have about 5 "surprise" cockerels...luckily I can keep them where I live. Glad this batch worked out for you!
Similar to you I have 21 “pullets” at the moment, 1 of which I’m 99% sure is a roo and 2 others that are probably roos as well.
 

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