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The one with feathered legs is a rooster, the other a pullet
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The one with feathered legs is a rooster, the other a pullet
Rooster
Rhode island red roosterWe have 15 Rhode Island Reds and 1 Barred Rock... starting to think we have a few roosters, just wanted others opinions. We got them the last week of March/beginning of April.
PulletSounds like the Brahma is a pullet. Thoughts on the Wyandotte? Thanks!
I think 3 or 4 are roostersI have 4 week old chicks. All were bought from Murray McMurray as girls and one Roo that I think died as a chick. There are a lot of large combs coming on my Wyandottes! Do I have Roos? I know the red one is a rooster. BO or NH? Several pics of the black one. Also one of my GLW.
Rhode island red mix. Looks like a femaleBreed and gender please
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Can anyone identify this breed? It's larger than my other breeds that are the same age. (8 weeks) The color is about that of a buff Orpington. Thanks for your help!!
Buff Orpington mix
There are several brand names depending on which hatchery produced it but yes, it's a mixed breed broiler type.It isn't an Orpington mix. It's a Pioneer. A slower growing meat type. Unlike Cornish X they can have normal lives
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