Would you give me your opinion on my two bantam Faverolles? I originally thought they were both cockerels, but now I'm kind of thinking they're pretty light.That's good to hear!![]()
Hu, haha that's odd. It's usually the opposite for me. I guess everyone's chickens are different.Yes I'm hoping that will happen. I have had that happen before with my salmon Favorelle. She stills squawks when I touch her, but she likes me to hold her and she likes my attention, she's absolutely halarious!![]()
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I now know I have 3 definite pullets and 6 deffinte cockerels.I have figured out a new way to figure out their sex though! You know how they always say roosters eat a lot more than hens? Well roosters are always heavier. I have noticed my deffinte cockerls with red combs eating a lot and they are heavier than the deffinte pullets. My deffinte pullets don't have any comb or waddles, they aren't aggressive, and they don't perch up or look at me. I have used this method of sexing chicks at this age once before, and it worked.
I'm hoping it will work this time... And then I'm hoping it won't, because I'd like them all to be females, but I know that's impossible.![]()
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Here they are in relation to my bantam Wheaten Ameraucana cockerel, Ling. He's about a week older.
Wow! I've never heard of that method, but I should try it! I'm pretty sure I have 1 Wheaten Ameraucana cockerel, 1 Black Rosecomb cockerel, 2 Mille Fleur cockerels, both of my Porcelains are cockerels, and 1 Phoenix cockerel.
-Alex