I still can't get decent pix of the sussexes but the buff chanteclers cooperated this afternoon, sorta kinda. Please tell me what you think:
The two closest to the camera here I'm pretty positive are roos ("Big", the obvious roo just to L of center, and "Bigger", the R-most one). Both crow; both have the long pointy droopy whatchamacallit feathers along the 'small of their back', before the base of the tail. Unless you feel I am wrong about this
, the other two chanteclers are the ones I'd mostly like opinions on. They are 14 weeks old today.
Here they are again in front of Big - "Ladder" is on the left and "Friendly" is on the right:
And again, Ladder on left and Friendly on right (and Bigger's butt
)
On a scale of 1-10, how sure can I be that these are *really* hens?
Thanks very much,
Pat
The two closest to the camera here I'm pretty positive are roos ("Big", the obvious roo just to L of center, and "Bigger", the R-most one). Both crow; both have the long pointy droopy whatchamacallit feathers along the 'small of their back', before the base of the tail. Unless you feel I am wrong about this
Here they are again in front of Big - "Ladder" is on the left and "Friendly" is on the right:
And again, Ladder on left and Friendly on right (and Bigger's butt
On a scale of 1-10, how sure can I be that these are *really* hens?
Thanks very much,
Pat