Hi All!! Help me please...hen or roo?!
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She(!) will be 15 wks on Sunday!
She(!) will be 15 wks on Sunday!
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YEAH!!!! Thanks! I had really hoped that was the case. I have taken a special liking & concern for her. Since she grew up without another chick her age/size!
Her mother has already started on another hatch--due in 10 days.
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Appreciate you all!
Her mother has already started on another hatch--due in 10 days.
Appreciate you all!
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I with you on this one. By the looks of the longish legs and the way that tail is up, I would put money on it crowing in the near future.
Sorry to say, color with EEs doesn't always mean one sex or another. If it is a solid colored one especially.
I with you on this one. By the looks of the longish legs and the way that tail is up, I would put money on it crowing in the near future.
Sorry to say, color with EEs doesn't always mean one sex or another. If it is a solid colored one especially.
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I with you on this one. By the looks of the longish legs and the way that tail is up, I would put money on it crowing in the near future.
Sorry to say, color with EEs doesn't always mean one sex or another. If it is a solid colored one especially.
Egad! REALLY!!!
Oh well.....time will tell.
Stay Tuned!!!
I with you on this one. By the looks of the longish legs and the way that tail is up, I would put money on it crowing in the near future.
Sorry to say, color with EEs doesn't always mean one sex or another. If it is a solid colored one especially.
Egad! REALLY!!!
Oh well.....time will tell.
Stay Tuned!!!
yes i agree with roo. and i dont see how only hens can have that color. when you have the genetic make up you pretty much can get anything.
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So then it could be a pullet.
I personally think it is a pullet. At 15 weeks, if it were a cockerel, it would have significant comb and wattles.
Is the Leghorn the mom, or did she hatch EE eggs?
So then it could be a pullet.
I personally think it is a pullet. At 15 weeks, if it were a cockerel, it would have significant comb and wattles.
Is the Leghorn the mom, or did she hatch EE eggs?
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So then it could be a pullet.
I personally think it is a pullet. At 15 weeks, if it were a cockerel, it would have significant comb and wattles.
Is the Leghorn the mom, or did she hatch EE eggs?
The Leghorn hatched the EE egg. It was my 1st hatch also, and her eggs were not fertile
I learned that--after I let her set on her eggs 2-3 days after this one hatched.
p.s......I made an error-----the baby is 14 weeks old today--8/14--sorry!!!!!! Still.......? Does 1 week make much diff?
So then it could be a pullet.
I personally think it is a pullet. At 15 weeks, if it were a cockerel, it would have significant comb and wattles.
Is the Leghorn the mom, or did she hatch EE eggs?
The Leghorn hatched the EE egg. It was my 1st hatch also, and her eggs were not fertile
p.s......I made an error-----the baby is 14 weeks old today--8/14--sorry!!!!!! Still.......? Does 1 week make much diff?
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I'm going with pullet. At 15 weeks you would see some shiny buff colored feathers coming in on the hackles and saddles.
nope still a pullet
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