Quote: KP - your post opened my eyes. I'm pretty convinced I had all of them mixed up. Pictures to follow.
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Quote: KP - your post opened my eyes. I'm pretty convinced I had all of them mixed up. Pictures to follow.
Yep. I think you're spot on, except those are Easter Eggers, not Ameraucanas. The hatcheries always call EEs Ameraucanas. Nice to see you here again!Let's start this off with I'm still a noob - obviously. The obvious part is when I tell you who I thought was who and who I realize is really whom. I thought this was one of the Buff Orp pullets (sorry for the nictating membrane but he blinked) His comb was red from week 2 the two on the top withthe blond combs were supposed to be RIR's, I'm guessing Buff Orp pullets now. This guy (Gal now...) was supposed to be a buff orp roo (remember they came marked from ideal) I'm now guessing RIR pullet. Just for S & G purposes... Here is a shot of the silver and gold laced wyandottes. (I'm pretty sure I know which is which.) And the Americunas (2 on left) and the Salmon Favroles (3 on the right) They are still too light to operate the treadle feeder so the brick keeps it open. Please correct any more misconceptions I may have & thanks for the help!
That is something else, sounds like he is a thug, hens are girls too, they prefer a Romeo over Jack the Ripper. If he was protecting his hens and tarritory that is another thingHmmm I could give it a try but that doesn't save my hens from being attacked by him. He is just horrible to them. My poor Americana has been so tramatized she still is not laying yet. The others are back to themselves but she is still running scared even from me. She is starting to warm up again but the last time I caught him chasing her I found her in a corner of her coupe shaking and in shock. It took a while for her to snap out of it. I had no idea roosters could be so brutal. I thought they were starting to molt. I didn't realize the rooster was ripping their feathers out when he jumped them. Little ****. I just don't know what to do with him. He definitely does not like his cage but there is no way I am letting him near my girls again.
Quote: Thanks Magic and AZ Chick. I can only go by what they tell me when I buy em.
Quote: Thanks Magic and AZ Chick. I can only go by what they tell me when I buy em.
The more you learn the more you will be able to tell for yourself whether the information they're giving you is accurate or not. It comes with time.