Hi! Out of the five chicks we got out of my daughter's kindergarten class one has started to crow, so we know she's a he! We live in a residential neighborhood and can't keep "he's". I've found a great home for Mimi, and was wondering if ya'll can tell from the pictures if any others are roos? This is my first time with chickens and loving every minute of it! This has been an incredible experience, since we incubated them all, and my girls have been so active with the chickens! ps: my girls named them
This is Happy Feet, our Partridge cochin, and it will be 9 weeks old tomorrow.
This is Lucky our Ameraucana, 9 weeks.
Here's Lucy our Golden Campine, 9 weeks.
This is Lulu our Buff Orpington (supposed to be, but she has yellow legs), 9 weeks. She is shorter than Mimi our roo, so I'm hoping she's a girl!
And this is our little Buff Orpington roo, Mimi who is leaving us tomorrow for greener and more open space! The picture was taken at 8 weeks.
So any guesses on gender would be great! I'm only going to be able to keep 2, at most 3. Thanks so much for your help!
Lori
This is Happy Feet, our Partridge cochin, and it will be 9 weeks old tomorrow.
This is Lucky our Ameraucana, 9 weeks.
Here's Lucy our Golden Campine, 9 weeks.
This is Lulu our Buff Orpington (supposed to be, but she has yellow legs), 9 weeks. She is shorter than Mimi our roo, so I'm hoping she's a girl!
And this is our little Buff Orpington roo, Mimi who is leaving us tomorrow for greener and more open space! The picture was taken at 8 weeks.
So any guesses on gender would be great! I'm only going to be able to keep 2, at most 3. Thanks so much for your help!
Lori