Amazing St. Run, no sign of a rooster.

paddock36

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What's the chance? I think my bantam St. Run is looking like all pullets. I ordered bantam RIR and some bantam EE. Just for fun, eggs, and maybe showing the bantam RIR. I was planning on hatching eggs from the flock and so far I'm not seeing any sign of a roo in the bunch. All have little tails showing and no red Combs. I'm a little amazed.
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They are a bit too young yet. You will start to see pink combs generally by 4-6 weeks if they are males.
Yes, I know it's early. They just all have all seemed to be developing at the same speed, as far as tail feathers go. Everyone has them. Usually the roos appear to be late bloomers in the tail feathers category. LOL! I meant to add that they are 3 weeks old.
 
Yes, I know it's early. They just all have all seemed to be developing at the same speed, as far as tail feathers go. Everyone has them. Usually the roos appear to be late bloomers in the tail feathers category. LOL!
Update in a few weeks. A few breeds will have where the pullets overall feather quicker, and the cockerel more slowly, but not all breeds do. So those without body feathers are the ones I would keep an eye on.
 
What's the chance? I think my bantam St. Run is looking like all pullets. I ordered bantam RIR and some bantam EE. Just for fun, eggs, and maybe showing the bantam RIR. I was planning on hatching eggs from the flock and so far I'm not seeing any sign of a roo in the bunch. All have little tails showing and no red Combs. I'm a little amazed.View attachment 4116521
Even if they all are pullets there are always people getting rid of roosters :)
 

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