Hello I'm New With So Many Questions

[ChickNhood]

Have to agree I'
afraid, that is a Roo for sure.

X3

 

[Darkhairmama]

Aww... That stinks. How about the other red that following in the squawks? Also, "she" is the top of the pecking order.
As for today, I set my alarm to get up before they did and waited since I was too early. She squawked I went out and let them out. Now nothing all is quite. They are currently pecking away eating my weeds and find bugs in moist dirt since it rained last night.
The chicken wire was what I had on hand when we built the coop ( a ground hog ate my garden a few years back and I fence it in now.) I'm a outside all day type of person no matter how hot or cold. My kids are the same way and the dog.
I'll add more pictures as soon as I can. Two Red look the same but one is larger, but does not have spur on the back of the foot as characteristic of a roo.

 

[XxPandaxX]

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!!! I'm planning on bribing my neighbors with eggs if my chicks hatch ... :') Good luck, though !

 

[downsm75]

Here are a few. I have one more of each on the lower perch The one Standing is my Squawker
Here's another picture of my Alpha Hen

That one... Big comb and wattles, is a roooster. The rest look like pullets

 

[Darkhairmama]

These are my two Leghorns. They both squawk. If the one is a roo then he's not aggressive at all. Their is no attacking of me or my children and they handle all the pullets everyday.


So can I be wrong on the breed? It's possible...

 

[GoodwinMaine]

We have girls that are very loud. Mouthy I call them! They squawk all day long, honestly they are louder and carry on longer than our roo

Oh, and

 

[liz9910]

Hi,

that one is a roo, sorry about that.

Elizabeth

 

[Vicky2479]

I can't say about the breed, but my guess is you could have 2 Roos there definitely 1, and from what I have read about Roos they can be very friendly up until it is breeding time, then they can turn quite nasty, not all of them some people have great Roos but just beware as they get bigger and the pullets start to lay.

 

[Fred's Hens]

Not sure just who told you they were Leghorns. They look like production reds, for all the world. When they their eggs, if they are brown? They are production reds, as Leghorns only lay white eggs.

 

[brahmakid11]