Can anyone tell me

[Easternshore1200]

Can anyone tell me what breed of chickens they think these are I know there mixed also if the colorful one is a male or not

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Yes, the one in the top picture is a male.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I think he is an Easter Egger but the picture is not very clear.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

The grey pullet with the dark head in the second picture could be a Sapphire Gem. Where did you get them?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

The white pullet in the fourth picture is also an Easter Egger, I believe. If I am wrong others may correct me.

 

[GracePoultry]

all look to be beautiful pullets except for the black one. a beautiful cockerel

 

[Easternshore1200]

The grey pullet with the dark head in the second picture could be a Sapphire Gem. Where did you get them?

We got them from a friend they were little when we got them now trying to figure out what they all are

 

[Easternshore1200]

all look to be beautiful pullets except for the black one. a beautiful cockerel

So we have another male chicken but there divided with chicken wire will that cause any problems

 

[GracePoultry]

So we have another male chicken but there divided with chicken wire will that cause any problems

If they don't have access to each other you don't have to worry about the roos fighting. If you have enough hens you can keep the roosters in the same flock. there will still be squabbles but it shouldn't be anything dangerous.

 

[Easternshore1200]

If they don't have access to each other you don't have to worry about the roos fighting. If you have enough hens you can keep the roosters in the same flock. there will still be squabbles but it shouldn't be anything dangerous.

If they don't have access to each other you don't have to worry about the roos fighting. If you have enough hens you can keep the roosters in the same flock. there will still be squabbles but it shouldn't be anything dangerous.

Ok I have 8 hens should that be enough or should I get more