They are golden Campines, and Stormy is a cockerel, too. It's comb is very big and very red for 6 weeks old.
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You're not making me happy, Jed... Tell me what I wanna hear, please. This is no time for unvarnished truth.They are golden Campines, and Stormy is a cockerel, too. It's comb is very big and very red for 6 weeks old.
I assumed it was the same age as the other one. Stormy is still a male though.How can you tell he is 22 days old?
Oh. I thought you must have a really good crystal ball!I assumed it was the same age as the other one. Stormy is still a male though.
Oh. I thought you must have a really good crystal ball!
If you post pics of the others, we can help!! I totally get the concern though. My first hatch ever I wound up with 8 boys out of 9 chicks it worked out though cause I kept some and ended up with his kids and grandkids which I still have. ended up with more boys then too haha 2/4 and 4/9 respectively lolYou sound like a disappointed grandparent: "I don't think I'm ever going to get grandchickens!"
(I purchased a 14chick mystery flock, on July 1st, and I'm REALLY hoping I don't have more cockerels than pullets!!
Time will tell...)