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I just love the photo of one of my big girls in the background with her big ole waddles and comb. They're HUGE. On all of my SOE hens. Literally they have issues seeing because their combs flop into their eyes.
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Oh geez, I swear this chicken gets harder to sex each time you post a new photo of him/her. There is lacing on the chest, but with that giant comb and wattles I don't see any way that could be a pullet. Do you have another Barnie to compare with?
Is that true of all Barnies there though? Here Barnevelder roosters should have lacing on the chest, I've always thought the black chest was interesting.Oh geez, I swear this chicken gets harder to sex each time you post a new photo of him/her. There is lacing on the chest, but with that giant comb and wattles I don't see any way that could be a pullet. Do you have another Barnie to compare with?
Here in the US they should all have black chests. Y'all Aussies just tend to do stuff oddly.Is that true of all Barnies there though? Here Barnevelder roosters should have lacing on the chest, I've always thought the black chest was interesting.
Oh geez, I swear this chicken gets harder to sex each time you post a new photo of him/her. There is lacing on the chest, but with that giant comb and wattles I don't see any way that could be a pullet. Do you have another Barnie to compare with?
Is that true of all Barnies there though? Here Barnevelder roosters should have lacing on the chest, I've always thought the black chest was interesting.
My male barnevelders were always black on the chest and shoulders. If there was lacing early on it always was muddy and not clear lacing.Is that true of all Barnies there though? Here Barnevelder roosters should have lacing on the chest, I've always thought the black chest was interesting.
You said you thought your Australorp was a roo as well, maybe it was him trying to crow...I'm pretty sure your Barnie is a cockerel too though.Oh yeah and today when I put them outside, I swear, someone was trying to crow. I didn't get a good look so I don't know who was making all the ruckus. But it wasn't the normal "cheep" or "trill" I'm so used to. hmmmm....
I mean, who knows, but here's the Australorp today.You said you thought your Australorp was a roo as well, maybe it was him trying to crow...I'm pretty sure your Barnie is a cockerel too though.