Buff Orpington Rooster or Pullet?

[EChicky]

Hi! We got these little girls (hopefully) around 6 months ago. I was a little worried about them being roosters, but can't really tell. What do you think? Are they actually Roos or just spunky pullets?

 

[Winderdear]

Phew! I guess I was just being paranoid! Thank you so much! Their names and HoneyBug and Flathead (she had the most adorable flat head as a chick )

Cute! You need a Phillips and a Torx to go with Flathead. Every household needs a complete set of egg laying screwdrivers

 

[thecatumbrella]

Their names and HoneyBug and Flathead

I literally laughed out loud at this.

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

Pullets!
They look like my Cheddar and Biscuit!

 

[thecatumbrella]

Agreed. 100% pullet, 100% cute!

 

[EChicky]

Phew! I guess I was just being paranoid! Thank you so much! Their names and HoneyBug and Flathead (she had the most adorable flat head as a chick )

 

[EChicky]

Haha now I know what to name my next batch of chicks!!!

 

[Antiocheggers]

If you do have a male but do not want chicks, you can collect the eggs every day, and eat them just like any other eggs.

Chicks will not start to grow in the eggs unless they get incubated in an incubator or under a broody hen. If the weather gets incubator-hot, then chicks can also start to develop in the eggs if you leave them in the nest for a few extra days (which is why I recommend collecting them every day.)

Oh my goodness I did not know that thanks for the information but I hope she stays a pullet.

 

[Antiocheggers]

Her comb

 

[EChicky]

I agree! She is gorgeous! I had a buff brahma who stayed small and one who grew big so I guess it just depends on the chicken.