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It's okay, we're all here to learn, & teach each other.Great point, didn't notice that. Still learning myself
Ah, I see. Thanks. There is alot to know.It's okay, we're all here to learn, & teach each other.
You're welcome.Ah, I see. Thanks. There is alot to know.
that is 100% a rooster.Hi. This is my 7 week old easter egger. I have read that easter eggers don't have combs and wattles. Mine clearly does. Also, No. 1, named due to the fact it hatched first, behaves mostly like a pullet. However, the last week seems to be trying to crow in the mornings. Although it doesn't sound like a classic crow. Any thoughts?
Agreed. He started crowing this week.that is 100% a rooster.
do you need to get rid of him then?Agreed. He started crowing this week.![]()
No. I can have roosters. He is my only easter egger at the moment so I was hoping for a pullet.do you need to get rid of him then?
is it one of those silkied/frizzled easter egger? because they don't usually have frizzled feathers.No. I can have roosters. He is my only easter egger at the moment so I was hoping for a pullet.
No. Not a silkie. A friend gave us eggs to hatch. He said it was an Easter egger.is it one of those silkied/frizzled easter egger? because they don't usually have frizzled feathers.