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We got our Buff Orpington when she was atleast a couple of moths old. She was in the stage where she looks like a thin chicken, but still peeps. That was back in May. She just started laying around August/September. So, some of them take a while.
Red was about a month old at the same time, barely out of the brooder. BD and I are currently not agreeing on his gender. In the last couple of months, he's been getting pointed saddle feathers, long black tail feathers are coming in, and his comb is getting bigger. It's not a bad thing for him to be a rooster necessarily. The little Rhode Island Red x Buff Orpington chicks we are getting are pretty cute. (I guess Igor isn't fathering them. Maybe because he's molting?) *trying to keep a very straight face as I type* He's just not crowing yet.
So, yeah, some might just take a while.