- Nov 16, 2012
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Notice how straight both the black and brown roosters stand...because they are roosters...Lol. It's alright though...just post me a group shot and I can point out all the things to look for. The easiest way to tell a young rooster is to put it side by side with a young hen...so if the 3 birds in the pic are all the same age, then the only hen is the gray one...that has a very very tiny comb just starting to come in...Wow, she's not as developed as I would expect for a laying hen!![]()
As far as hens and roos:
All three of these birds look like hens to me. The black one is your white-egg layer and the other two apparently are your brown egg layers.
This red bird, I'm sort of suspicious of, especially from this picture in particular. A picture that is clearer, especially one that shows the area at the base of this bird's tail well, will help determine whether it's a rooster or not.![]()