wiscochickens
In the Brooder
- Aug 6, 2018
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That could be. I don't see much speckling but a Sussex/production red cross would probably look a lot like this bird.What @JedJackson said... except #5... I think its a speckled Sussex or a cross.
i was told #5 would lay brown eggs any truth to that and how can u tell??
just curious what characteristics are making you lean that way? i am very new to this and trying to learn as much as i can about chickens..i really hope it ends up being a hen its my favorite oneThat young huh? I'm leaning towards cockerel but there's still a chance it's a pullet, it's 50/50 for me.
The first thing I always look at is comb size and color. If it's bigger than your other bird's comb and more pink/red then it's most likely a cockerel, Sometimes it's harder to sex certain chickens by their combs, Rose comb breeds tend to have larger/brighter combs than single comb breeds. Another thing I look at is feather color, With Easter eggers the cockerels tend to have patches of dark red feathers growing on their wings and/or on their back closer to the tail, cockerels will also have pointed feathers that droop down at the base of their tails and necks too, meanwhile pullets will have more rounded feathers, Here's a great example of feather sexingjust curious what characteristics are making you lean that way? i am very new to this and trying to learn as much as i can about chickens..i really hope it ends up being a hen its my favorite one