Those in question are the ones on the ends :-/ I’m assuming the chocolate is a hen
Dec 8, 2020 #1 H Heymac08 In the Brooder Sep 13, 2020 23 28 33 Those in question are the ones on the ends :-/ I’m assuming the chocolate is a hen Attachments D8BDCD18-D796-4FD1-A5FC-60D16061650B.jpeg 612.8 KB · Views: 6 992628A0-306E-444F-BEF5-83906C2FE817.jpeg 609.8 KB · Views: 6 03EDDA7D-F1A8-4B68-8A0A-60515E28618B.jpeg 612.2 KB · Views: 6
Dec 8, 2020 #2 Chookchicken Fluffiest In The Flock Dec 4, 2020 2,747 9,604 629 i assume they are silkies (or maybe a silkie cross) in my opinion the white looks like a pullet, the black looks more like a cockerel. Though it also has some pullet looks towards it. you won’t really now 100% until they start laying or crowing.
i assume they are silkies (or maybe a silkie cross) in my opinion the white looks like a pullet, the black looks more like a cockerel. Though it also has some pullet looks towards it. you won’t really now 100% until they start laying or crowing.
Dec 8, 2020 #3 Mylied Crowing 9 Years Mar 12, 2012 3,507 5,790 492 Middle Georgia How old are they? The black looks like a cockerel. Is there comb development on the white? Can I chickenknap the brown one?
How old are they? The black looks like a cockerel. Is there comb development on the white? Can I chickenknap the brown one?