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The guy who has them now has only this hen, her babies, and a young rooster(we don;t know if he's the daddy of the chicks). He got the hen and roo before she went broody and hatched these younguns from someone else who was just going to let the birds go into the woods and fend for themselves. He wants to keep the hen and the rooster and find homes for the chicks. We currently have 4 hens and a roo of our own so I'd have to prepare a separate housing area for them until they're a little older ( and for quarantine purposes), but I haven't obligated myself to them yet. These are the only 2 pics I took.Where would you be getting them from?
Do you have other pictures of this person's flock?
What exactly do you mean by adopting?
It looks like she has a pea comb to me.Does she have a rose comb I can’t tell in the picture!
I wondered about the possibility of that considering her size and shape. I'm more of a rookie when it comes to the vast majority of chicken breeds. Our very small flock consists of 2 Swedish flower hens , 2 Orpington hens, and a medium-sized turd of a roo (breed unknown). I'm hesitant to add chickens to our established flock that would be more prone to aggressive behavior, or am I making an unfair assumption that just because they're gamefowl mutts that they'll be more likely to be pissers?She’s an American gamefowl mix.
Oh okay!It looks like she has a pea comb to me.
Her comb is almost nonexistent as far as I can tell. It's very small, flat and very dark brown or black.It looks like she has a pea comb to me.