Jenniwenni
In the Brooder
- Jun 18, 2023
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Hi! I just recently had to rehome one of my flock that turned out to be a cockerel. It was pretty sad for all of us (especially the kiddos) and brought our flock down to three hens.
I just picked up two Pullets… and I’m feeling anxious about one of them. I am pretty sure she is a pullet based on the fact that her comb is not reddening. (The Easter egger i rehomed had a red comb earlier on) And I have researched and believe she has a hen specific feather pattern? Can anyone confirm that? Her feathers look pointy in the hackle area but upon closer inspection they are blunt. She has longer feathers in the saddle area but they are also blunt.
What has me worried are the reddish patches on her wings. I have also read that can be an indicator of gender in Easter eggers… I didn’t notice when I was picking her out.
PLEASE tell me she is a Pullet.
Oh and she is 10 weeks old.
I just picked up two Pullets… and I’m feeling anxious about one of them. I am pretty sure she is a pullet based on the fact that her comb is not reddening. (The Easter egger i rehomed had a red comb earlier on) And I have researched and believe she has a hen specific feather pattern? Can anyone confirm that? Her feathers look pointy in the hackle area but upon closer inspection they are blunt. She has longer feathers in the saddle area but they are also blunt.
What has me worried are the reddish patches on her wings. I have also read that can be an indicator of gender in Easter eggers… I didn’t notice when I was picking her out.
PLEASE tell me she is a Pullet.
Oh and she is 10 weeks old.