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Yeah based on the patterning and other indicators I'm imagining all three are cockerelsWhen does the double lacing show up in the chest feathers in the hens? Mine are all black in the front from what I can see.
Must be my inexperience but I really can’t tell if they’ve feathered out or not...
And do chickens go through any obvious moult in the tropics? I always read about it but most of y’all have 4 seasons. I only have hot and hotter.
Chest patterns are there at 8 weeks with pullets. I don't have the silver though.When does the double lacing show up in the chest feathers in the hens? Mine are all black in the front from what I can see.
Must be my inexperience but I really can’t tell if they’ve feathered out or not...
And do chickens go through any obvious moult in the tropics? I always read about it but most of y’all have 4 seasons. I only have hot and hotter.
They'll crow just as much as when they're with hens.Oh sorry... that one is definitely a pullet. She’s a GL Orpington who wouldn’t move out of the picture
If they do turn out to be 3 boys, I’ve read that I can keep all 3 together if there are no hens around. But would they be awfully noisy crowing all day?? I was told that one crow normally triggers a chorus so would 3 boys together be a real cacophony??
Thanks!