Are they all roosters?!

[Unwittingchickenlady]

I’m curious how Cluckingsworth looks now?

Cluckingsworth and her flockmate Not Cluckingsworth ended up being massive, up there in size with my jerseys and brahmas, a lot bigger than the other leghorns.

They were all pullets, and I lucked out on the dumbest, sweetest rooster from a friend with too many.

Not Cluckingsworth:

 

[Purelychicks]

First is a pullet, brown is a POSSIBLE roo.

 

[Unwittingchickenlady]

First is a pullet, brown is a POSSIBLE roo.

They were all pullets. This post is a little old, from when they were juveniles last summer. They're all floofy, fat hens now. I ended up getting a rooster from a friend, and he's derptastic.

Brutus the Barber Drumstick, or Bru for short.

 

[iwolf-666]

I'm having a super hard time determining what a male saddle feather looks like. Can someone maybe explain this like I'm five? Or is 8 weeks too young to tell?

Two chickens:

Cluckingsworth:
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pullets have combs too but there always light in colour and very short, look for a dark red and a longer comb

 

[Unwittingchickenlady]

pullets have combs too but there always light in colour and very short, look for a dark red and a longer comb

Yes. Cluckingsworth has a great comb, see above.

This is an old thread, someone wanted to see my hens now that they're all grown.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Cluckingsworth and her flockmate Not Cluckingsworth ended up being massive, up there in size with my jerseys and brahmas, a lot bigger than the other leghorns.

They were all pullets, and I lucked out on the dumbest, sweetest rooster from a friend with too many.

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Not Cluckingsworth:

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Interesting. I believe it’s possible (depending on egg color) that they could be lakeshore eggers or Dixie rainbows.

 

[Unwittingchickenlady]

Interesting. I believe it’s possible (depending on egg color) that they could be lakeshore eggers or Dixie rainbows.

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised. They were advertised as "partridge leghorns" and came with all those chubby brown hens, but TSC also sold me three Cayuga ducklings as swedish blues, so it's kind of a toss of the dice as to what breeds you really get. I don't know exactly what colour shells they lay, either a rich brown, speckled brown, or cream, as that's the eggs I get (and a single, tiny powder blue one from my bantam EE)