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[RowanTheRed]

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looks like a roo

 

[TheBirdLady2001]

hen

Some one else said a roo. I was confused that’s why I came on here. Looks like a hen and hasn’t crowed but the tail looks suspicious lol

 

[RowanTheRed]

Some one else said a roo. I was confused that’s why I came on here. Looks like a hen and hasn’t crowed but the tail looks suspicious lol

I couldn't tell if it was the same chicken in both of your posts, if so then I say roo. I couldn't see the tail in the first post and with the lighting washing out the image it looked more hen. But in your second post the tail most definitely looks to be a roo

 

[TheBirdLady2001]

I couldn't tell if it was the same chicken in both of your posts, if so then I say roo. I couldn't see the tail in the first post and with the lighting washing out the image it looked more hen. But in your second post the tail most definitely looks to be a roo

Ugh! Dang... ok thx

 

[laurenjane85]

Hi all, I thought these were Plymouth Barred Rocks, but since they're no longer just fuzzy black babies, and are now feathered black pullets, it appears they are not... I've got 3 or 4 and can't remember for the life of me if there were some other breed of black chicks at the feed store, or if they just got mixed up some where... any ideas?

 

[junebuggena]

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Cockerel. The first batch of photos show a well developed pink comb on chick that still has fuzz lingering on the head, putting the age at about 6 weeks when those photos were taken. The second set shows a cockerel, just starting to develop visible male saddle feathers, putting age at about 12 to 16 weeks.

 

[KaylorFarms]

Hi all, I thought these were Plymouth Barred Rocks, but since they're no longer just fuzzy black babies, and are now feathered black pullets, it appears they are not... I've got 3 or 4 and can't remember for the life of me if there were some other breed of black chicks at the feed store, or if they just got mixed up some where... any ideas?

That's a black australorp

 

[TheBirdLady2001]

Cockerel. The first batch of photos show a well developed pink comb on chick that still has fuzz lingering on the head, putting the age at about 6 weeks when those photos were taken. The second set shows a cockerel, just starting to develop visible male saddle feathers, putting age at about 12 to 16 weeks.

She was much much older than 6 weeks in the first batch of pictures

 

[Chels21]

I need help figuring out the gender/ breed of my two 6 week old chicks.

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[KaylorFarms]

I need help figuring out the gender/ breed of my two 6 week old chicks.

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Both look like females