BBS Orpington Guy Among Gals?

Awee thank you Alex!! She probably my 3rd sweetest, but who's keeping score?
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Thank you again!!
-Liv
 
Anyone know the breed and gender of these 2 chicks? One im like 100% sure its a rhode island red. The other one is really small compared to "Little Red" and i wouldnt be surprised if it were a bantam of some sort. Won them in a raffle LOL. Sex guesses would be great too! :)
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It only just occurred to me to also ask - any guesses on how old my BBS Orps are? The woman I got them from didn't know exactly - 'all feathered out'. Sweetie Peeps is about 8 or 9 weeks, and these guys are twice her size, though that could be bc they're bigger/fluffier anyway? Just trying to figure out how long it might be before they start laying! BTW, they're all still making the peep-peep-peep noises, though the past couple days I think I heard the beginnings of a few bok-boks, but really just a hint of it. I also noticed that Sweetie Peeps peep-peep-peeps CONSTANTLY, like even when she's eating... she's always the last one peeping at night too, long after everyone else is silent. Not sure if that's age or breed or what.... are some breeds more chatty than others? Thanks!
 
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aw, thanks.
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I'm still mourning my barred rock Big Dot & little white leghorn HennyPenny that got eaten by the %$# raccoon - I really miss seeing them out in the yard, so to be honest I haven't yet bonded with these new girls...but all in time. The gray lacy ones are rather pretty though, we'll see what kinds of personalities they have! Do you happen to know at what age they start clucking? Does it coincide with laying? Thanks again for the input!
 
I don't think clucking coincides with laying, watch for the "submissive squat". They usually cluck anywhere from 9 weeks to 14 weeks. Mine started clucking at 10 weeks.
-Liv
 

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