EEs and Brahmas 7-9 weeks

[Oncoming Storm]

Last Brahma is a cockerel. I’ve heard that they mature slowly and that sometimes means they get their feathers in slowly.

And the others? Poor dude’s gonna have to find a new home .

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

And the others? Poor dude’s gonna have to find a new home .

Only obvious cockerel I see.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

All pullets minus Olive. He looks almost identical to my Cheeto at the age of nine weeks About the roughest looking time for him, but he'll feather in pretty eventually, just give him time Also don't use the triple rowed pea comb trick with Brahmas. It steered me very wrong and I would advise against it. I saw many exceptions that to the rule in my babies last year and it just leads to confusion.

 

[Oncoming Storm]

Here’s that follow up on that EE I mentioned. The other two have more single comb looking combs while this one...

 

[katiefloy]

All pullets minus Olive. He looks almost identical to my Cheeto at the age of nine weeks About the roughest looking time for him, but he'll feather in pretty eventually, just give him time Also don't use the triple rowed pea comb trick with Brahmas. It steered me very wrong and I would advise against it. I saw many exceptions that to the rule in my babies last year and it just leads to confusion.
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Lol. I can't believe these are the same bird

 

[Oncoming Storm]

Lol. I can't believe these are the same bird

Same! It’s the late bloomers that always shock you with their looks.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Same! It’s the late bloomers that always shock you with their looks.

Oh for sure. They have great "glow-ups"