He said or Roos?

Countrygirl92

Songster
8 Years
Jun 27, 2014
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I know it’s a long shot I know the partridge is defiantly a hen but can some one please tell me if the chocolate paint or the mauve are a trio!
 

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Too young. How do you know the partridge is a hen?
I can tell my her stance when you pick her up she don’t make no noise at all and is more gently but when you pick up a roo that is bulkier and bigger he squats a lot and is fiesty also by looking at their beak I have always done that and it came out right
 
I can tell my her stance when you pick her up she don’t make no noise at all and is more gently but when you pick up a roo that is bulkier and bigger he squats a lot and is fiesty also by looking at their beak I have always done that and it came out right
None of those are at all accurate ways to tell gender.
 
TBH, I would wait until week 3-4 and check out the combs and (potential) wattles. Anything prior to that would be a pure guess on my part.
 

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