Are these roos

[Chicken Rustler]

Yes in the whole flock foto the one that is just sticking her head into the pic is one of my older hens. She is one of my "Union" chickens. She only lays Mon- Fri no Sat or Sun eggs from her. If you think you see another roo please tell me where it is in the pic.
Thanks Rob

 

[ArizonaDesertChicks]

Nope - 2 roos then - I was just assuming that head was belonging to one of the 8 week old chicks in the pack - didn't look close enough.

 

[roosterrescue]

buff brahama I think is a roo

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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I am a little dissapointed. When I posted young pics of that one people thought it was a Mille and aftr seeing pics of them I was so eggcited that I might have one I think they are Beautiful. I at lest hope it is Roo. Does any body have pics of Buff Brahama.

 

[emilyweck]

Roo, Roo, Pullet. I have two pullet RIR's that are 9-10 weeks and don't have anywhere close to the comb of the first two in your pic's, nor the color. They could be early bloomers?????

 

[Chicken Rustler]

OK so are ya all confident enough that the 2 RIR are roos that you would recommend I re-home them now? Or should I allow them a "free ride" for a little longer? I wouldn't mind having a roo but don't think I want it to be RIR. I was hoping one of my 3 Bantams would be my roo.

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Your buff brahma looks like a pullet. They are awesome birds: lots of personality, but usually quite gentle.

Seems like with many breeds the birds with tons of personality often become aggressive, and the gentle ones are so calm you might as well have a doormat. Brahmas are a wonderful exception to both those tenets.

 

[Jennings Gamefowl]

i dont know but mine RIR are 8 weeks too and they dont have such big combs

 

[CHickenKRazy09]

The bantam is a buff brahma bantam........hen