I have feathers and I cluck-what am i??

[heathersboers]

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It may be a young, late blooming roo - and sometimes, they just don't crow. But there is NO mistaking those saddle and hackle feathers - see how dark and shiny they are, compared to the body? I've caught my roo in the laying boxes before - nothing unusual to me.

Are you sure the eggs are white? Eggs can be cream, a VERY lightly tinted egg that looks white.

I guess "Football" is a he then... The eggs are as white as storebought from all my white hens with my rooster-so IDK?

 

[Red&Yellow]

Those two white birds are CornishX, meat birds. They're huge! Oh, and both boys.

 

[justmeandtheflock]

Does the hen in pic 5 have white earlobes? If so she is maybe laying the white eggs but Wyandottes are susposed to lay brown eggs

The 2 white ones are roos and they are too heavy to be leghorns and it would be very unusuall for a cornishx to make it to 8 months so I think they are white rocks. Your red/white hens are all red sex links.

 

[heathersboers]

PIC 5-She lays a light brown egg- I have 4 hens that look just like the white roosters that I have, I am going to separate all the whites today and find out for sure who it is that lays a white egg

Out of all of my chickens-there is one-just one that lays white- One of the white hens is smaller than the other 3- maybe it's her? Could the white ones be Rhode island whites??

 

[sourland]

If you have a hen with white earlobes, she is your white egg layer. I agree that pic. # 2 look more like cornish X than white rocks. They really have that clumsy look about them.

 

[heathersboers]

I think they are cornish X- I have researched the past few days- they lay brown eggs, yellow skin and did grow incredibly fast!!!