I think shes a he :(
Sep 18, 2013 #4 ramirezframing Crowing 8 Years Mar 2, 2011 9,123 338 316 Knee Deep I think I see saddle feathers on both which would make them roosters, how old are they?
Sep 18, 2013 #5 BantamLover21 Crowing 7 Years Jul 24, 2013 23,660 1,600 426 Both are roosters--I can see pointed tail, hackle, and saddle feathers, and the stance/comb development is rooster-like.
Both are roosters--I can see pointed tail, hackle, and saddle feathers, and the stance/comb development is rooster-like.
Sep 18, 2013 #6 Bens-Hens Songster 6 Years Jan 29, 2013 2,552 305 238 Perth, Western Australia I can't offer much with the Hamburg, but I am going to lean towards a roo. The Ara is a roo. Those pointy (and slightly brassy) hackle and saddle feathers are a give away. Much like my little rooster.
I can't offer much with the Hamburg, but I am going to lean towards a roo. The Ara is a roo. Those pointy (and slightly brassy) hackle and saddle feathers are a give away. Much like my little rooster.
Sep 18, 2013 #8 PioneerPrincess Songster 10 Years Sep 16, 2009 637 11 161 TX I agree with the above posters. They're both roos. : /
Sep 18, 2013 Thread starter #9 Janine989 In the Brooder 7 Years Jun 12, 2012 20 1 31 Thank you so much, I was fearing the worst! I live in suburbia and can't have roo's unless I can try the trick to stop them. Are they very vocal birds?
Thank you so much, I was fearing the worst! I live in suburbia and can't have roo's unless I can try the trick to stop them. Are they very vocal birds?
Sep 18, 2013 Thread starter #10 Janine989 In the Brooder 7 Years Jun 12, 2012 20 1 31 They have not crowed, maybe 3 months?