Getting rid of roos help please pics *****UPDATE*****

[chickenbottom]

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24 weeks isnt bad for pullets my girls layed at 26 weeks so if they are girls eggs are coming and its really late crowing so im def saying pullets

 

[HorseFeatherz NV]

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24 weeks isnt bad for pullets my girls layed at 26 weeks so if they are girls eggs are coming and its really late crowing so im def saying pullets

Sorry, I might not have made my post clear. I think it is late developing for saddle feathers - all of my boys have produced saddle feathers long before 6 months of age - like Verlaj's roo. I have had late crowers. I oh-so held out hope for a pullet, ignoring the beautiful saddle feathers until I hear that heart breaking croak of a first crow.

 

[chickenbottom]

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24 weeks isnt bad for pullets my girls layed at 26 weeks so if they are girls eggs are coming and its really late crowing so im def saying pullets

Sorry, I might not have made my post clear. I think it is late developing for saddle feathers - all of my boys have produced saddle feathers long before 6 months of age - like Verlaj's roo. I have had late crowers. I oh-so held out hope for a pullet, ignoring the beautiful saddle feathers until I hear that heart breaking croak of a first crow.

thanks i understand it better now i thought you were talking about just crowing and eggs. i didnt even think about the saddle or hackle feathers.

 

[HBuehler]

Looks like some saddle feathers but nothing wrong with denial..until it crows it can lay an egg

Roos don't always fight.We have 8 living together fine.They do the macho man see my chest hear my crow at each other then walk away..and not all roosters crow here..most of mine have never said a word even those a year old and older...the King rules and all others bow...they don't even bother to puff up.

 

[clucking chicken]

yeah i do think they are pullets