- Jun 10, 2018
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First time ever raising chickens. Recieved a dozen mixed eggs. It was pretty 50/50 on sex so far. They are 11 weeks old and this friendly little one has never crowed unlike the others but I'm still not sure which it is.
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I was leaning that way but all the others started crowing around 6 weeks so I wasn't confident.That’s a lil rooster at that age.
That’s pretty normal. I still have two 11 month olds not crowing yet The dominant ones always crow first. (They are 100% roosters)I was leaning that way but all the others started crowing around 6 weeks so I wasn't confident.
I gave away all but 1 rooster (guess 2 now) a couple weeks ago. My tiny little bantam crows non stop. If the bantam wasn't around would he presumably start crowing in his place?That’s pretty normal. I still have two 11 month olds not crowing yet The dominant ones always crow first. (They are 100% roosters)
All depends on the bird, really. (All my roosters are bantams, but we have some little LF x Bantams in the brooder.) Id guess he may start crowing. I know hens don’t typically crow till the roosters are gone, so probably the same case with other guys.I gave away all but 1 rooster (guess 2 now) a couple weeks ago. My tiny little bantam crows non stop. If the bantam wasn't around would he presumably start crowing in his place?
Well I guess I got my answer this morning also when he immediately mounted a hen straight out of the roost!All depends on the bird, really. (All my roosters are bantams, but we have some little LF x Bantams in the brooder.) Id guess he may start crowing. I know hens don’t typically crow till the roosters are gone, so probably the same case with other guys.