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That's great Suechick. I am also in the process of selling some. Sold two of my Ameraucanas, and a chochin. I want to watch my RIR's. I want two hens from the ones that hatched. Wonder how long I'll have to wait to know what I have!
If I go by the feathering, I have two that could be possibles.
Hmmm, feathering. How reliable is that? Mine are a week old and some have many of their wing feathers in, others have stumpy looking wings. The last time I hatched Buff Orps the stumpy wings were roos and the faster growing wings were hens. Is that true of all breeds? I mean, is it safe to make decisions about your chicks from the feathering? If it is true, the gal today got 2 hens and 4 roos.
so are we thinking that this will hold true? i would like to start selling some of my babies but don't want to get rid of all the girls by accident
what age do the combs and wattles start developing?
That's great Suechick. I am also in the process of selling some. Sold two of my Ameraucanas, and a chochin. I want to watch my RIR's. I want two hens from the ones that hatched. Wonder how long I'll have to wait to know what I have!
If I go by the feathering, I have two that could be possibles.

Hmmm, feathering. How reliable is that? Mine are a week old and some have many of their wing feathers in, others have stumpy looking wings. The last time I hatched Buff Orps the stumpy wings were roos and the faster growing wings were hens. Is that true of all breeds? I mean, is it safe to make decisions about your chicks from the feathering? If it is true, the gal today got 2 hens and 4 roos.
so are we thinking that this will hold true? i would like to start selling some of my babies but don't want to get rid of all the girls by accident
