Can I See Some Pix Comparing Jumbo And Wild Coturnix Quails!

[monarc23]

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Is your golden one laying? I ask because theres no spots on its breast that I can see? Looks like a young roo. Now I say this, and I do have some golden hens that look like roos so this is possible....but normally hens have spots atleast somewhere on their breast to show they are hens and i dont see a one on your golden so interested how you know for sure

ETA i personaly wouldnt go off of head shape that can run you into big confusion lol. Id' say go off of crowing if all else fails

 

[shay20]

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Is your golden one laying? I ask because theres no spots on its breast that I can see? Looks like a young roo. Now I say this, and I do have some golden hens that look like roos so this is possible....but normally hens have spots atleast somewhere on their breast to show they are hens and i dont see a one on your golden so interested how you know for sure

ETA i personaly wouldnt go off of head shape that can run you into big confusion lol. Id' say go off of crowing if all else fails

Yep she is laying now.
And when i relized she was a hen was when she started makeing a sound like a cricket.

 

[monarc23]

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Is your golden one laying? I ask because theres no spots on its breast that I can see? Looks like a young roo. Now I say this, and I do have some golden hens that look like roos so this is possible....but normally hens have spots atleast somewhere on their breast to show they are hens and i dont see a one on your golden so interested how you know for sure

ETA i personaly wouldnt go off of head shape that can run you into big confusion lol. Id' say go off of crowing if all else fails

Yep she is laying now.
And when i relized she was a hen was when she started makeing a sound like a cricket.

Well that's awesome so now im not the only one with a male breasted golden

I also have a few jumbo brown hens that almost look like a roo

Its kind of frusterating when they are the colors that are supposed to be easy to visually sex and they throw you for a loop being the opposite of what they look like lol. As for the cricket sound,, yes the hens do normally make the noise more but the roos do as well but normally only when young.

 

[shay20]

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Yep she is laying now.
And when i relized she was a hen was when she started makeing a sound like a cricket.

Well that's awesome so now im not the only one with a male breasted golden

I also have a few jumbo brown hens that almost look like a roo

Its kind of frusterating when they are the colors that are supposed to be easy to visually sex and they throw you for a loop being the opposite of what they look like lol. As for the cricket sound,, yes the hens do normally make the noise more but the roos do as well but normally only when young.

LOL, Yea the yellow onw was the one that the person was wrong on, they said it was a boy, but he turned out to be a girl. lol

 

[monarc23]

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Well that's awesome so now im not the only one with a male breasted golden

I also have a few jumbo brown hens that almost look like a roo

Its kind of frusterating when they are the colors that are supposed to be easy to visually sex and they throw you for a loop being the opposite of what they look like lol. As for the cricket sound,, yes the hens do normally make the noise more but the roos do as well but normally only when young.

LOL, Yea the yellow onw was the one that the person was wrong on, they said it was a boy, but he turned out to be a girl. lol

I would have bet anything it was a roo if it wasnt for the fact that you said it was a hen otherwise i would have said roo with all confidence

 

[shay20]

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LOL, Yea the yellow onw was the one that the person was wrong on, they said it was a boy, but he turned out to be a girl. lol

I would have bet anything it was a roo if it wasnt for the fact that you said it was a hen otherwise i would have said roo with all confidence

lol