They talk about clipping the feathers around the area to help the roo have access. I would imagine that could help if the feathers hide her vent?
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They talk about clipping the feathers around the area to help the roo have access. I would imagine that could help if the feathers hide her vent?
If you can, ask the guy you got it from if he breeds Araucanas as well as Am's... nothing jumps out yet saying yea or nay, but as another poster said, rumplessness can pop out in other breeds... also, the one big difference in Araucana and Ameraucana is Ameraucanas have white skin, Araucanas have yellow skin... Only way to knoe for sure is to grow it out and see...Hi everyone! I bought a Blue Ameraucana chick from a man that has a poultry farm. He also sells Easter Egger's but they are in a separate pen. Anywho, I few days ago.. I noticed my chick looked a little off.![]()
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This check is tailless/rumpless! I used my finger to poke above it's fecal opening and notice that the area is bare, meaning there is no bone there. There's just a hole where it's tail is supposed to be. It also doesn't have beard.. what does this mean?! Could it be that's it's actually an Araucana or definitely had an Araucana bred in somewhere down the line?
Tails and clean faced can happen easy in Araucanas, but at least one of those has beard and muffs and one looks to have a bit of beard... so my guess would be Easter Eggers... Also would depend on where you got them... hatchery and feed stores usually are only EE's, for Araucana you really need to get them from a breeder...I have been told that the chick I aquired are Araucauna but I'm not real sure since in the past I've only delt with buffs, rir and barred rock.![]()
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thanks, I just got them as chicks from a local farmer who had an extremely successful hatch and asked if I could take a few on I asked him and thars what I was told and yes the grey 1 has a beardIf you can, ask the guy you got it from if he breeds Araucanas as well as Am's... nothing jumps out yet saying yea or nay, but as another poster said, rumplessness can pop out in other breeds... also, the one big difference in Araucana and Ameraucana is Ameraucanas have white skin, Araucanas have yellow skin...
Only way to knoe for sure is to grow it out and see...
Tails and clean faced can happen easy in Araucanas, but at least one of those has beard and muffs and one looks to have a bit of beard... so my guess would be Easter Eggers...
Also would depend on where you got them... hatchery and feed stores usually are only EE's, for Araucana you really need to get them from a breeder...![]()
If you really worry about it do it yourself artificially like take the umm... DNA from the roo with a turkey baster and insert into female
thanks, I just got them as chicks from a local farmer who had an extremely successful hatch and asked if I could take a few on I asked him and thars what I was told and yes the grey 1 has a beard
I would go with Easter Egger then... beautiful birds and looks like all girls though so that's a score!
Yep, your blue does have a beard, but also was looking at the one in first pic too... she doesn't have a real big noticeable beard, but if you look at her throat directly below her 'chin area' you can see a darker triangular patch going down too... love her coloring, btw..