Brahma hen or roo?

[Frazzemrat1]

You're positive on the age? I think you have one of each, my light brahma hen's comb is nowhere near that big and she's 2 yrs old. I'm just surprised there's no male specific saddle feathers.

 

[Julesstarohio56]

They are gorgeous!

They say thanks to you . I don’t know why they are so big and developed at that age?! They do a lot of free ranging. Maybe too many treats while they were in the brooder.

 

[Brahmachicken240]

You're positive on the age? I think you have one of each, my light brahma hen's comb is nowhere near that big and she's 2 yrs old. I'm just surprised there's no male specific saddle feathers.

My blue buff Colombian Brahma hens comb is around the same size as the OP’s

 

[Frazzemrat1]

They say thanks to you . I don’t know why they are so big and developed at that age?! They do a lot of free ranging. Maybe too many treats while they were in the brooder.

If they're really that big, then they're right where their supposed to be. They're almost sexually mature, and they're a huge breed. I love my brahmas, even if their just hatchery quality and smaller than they should be.

 

[Roo5]

Looks like two females, by now bird should have male feathering and a larger wattle and comb.

My 3 month old Brahma makes have bigger wattles and combs and even make feathering and their youngest then yours.

 

[Noah Way Farm]

You're positive on the age? I think you have one of each, my light brahma hen's comb is nowhere near that big and she's 2 yrs old. I'm just surprised there's no male specific saddle feathers.

Well, I am positive that's what I was told when I picked them up Saturday.

 

[Mybackyardpeepers]

I am thinking you still have one of each too.