Good luck!And I'm going to get to test out my theory (so far it's been this way) that the mostly black chicks are male and the yellow ones with black spots are female. It's Day 20 and two eggs are pipping.


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Good luck!And I'm going to get to test out my theory (so far it's been this way) that the mostly black chicks are male and the yellow ones with black spots are female. It's Day 20 and two eggs are pipping.
Do we have more Arizona born chick's yet?And I'm going to get to test out my theory (so far it's been this way) that the mostly black chicks are male and the yellow ones with black spots are female. It's Day 20 and two eggs are pipping.
Well, good luck with them, no matter what breed that they turn out to be!Well I think I got my first Birthday/Christmas present with the birds from Ideal! They hatched 3/8 and here it is 4/8. I think one's a crested cream legbar pullet. I just noticed the crest today, and a nice salmon color on her chest! She arrived as a brown chipmunk similar to a brown leghorn, but has white "bars" on her wing tips.
Also a funny brown, I had thought rhode island red, now maybe buckeye?? light wingtips, was yellow/red with a red spot on head on arrival. And this white one that arrived as white/yellow, and seems to lose its down even faster than it grows feathers. It's the fastest featherer of the bunch and among the most flighty.
Just the Wyandotte (she would actually "fight" with the boys as a juvenile). I've had some that would crow and turned out hens (at least one or 2 of the Polish). Some of my NN mixes I don't know until the bigger redder comb and about 8 weeks start to crow.I can relate! Last year I had this barred rock that somehow got in with the midnight majesty marans (barred rock hen X black copper marans rooster). I was so confused! I just didn't feel I should butcher this "cockerel" when I did the other.
Did you have any turn out to be hens, after they grew way faster than the others? Not that I'd know that one wasn't just a bigger breed/smaller breed though.
Just wanted to throw this in...I've had some that would crow and turned out hens
In progress!Do we have more Arizona born chick's yet?
I don't know, but I like those bigger yolked egg's when I'm eating them. I like the yolk's better then the whites.A probably dumb question.
One of the girls in the coop with Rolex has been giving me eggs with extra large yolks. There's no telling the eggs apart when you look at them, but whan you crack them open there's more yolk and less of the clear/white part. Would this account for a large chick? I used the eggs from that coop for this hatch. The two little yellow spots at the top are from the camera.
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