The second is indeed a Red. I had a beautiful red cockerel, but he had to find a new home. They only look prettier as they mature.
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The second is indeed a Red. I had a beautiful red cockerel, but he had to find a new home. They only look prettier as they mature.
lmao! That sweetie has the worst case of bed "head" I have ever seen... I'm guessing it's a hen, based on the shape of the crest, but it's hard to tell with the frizzled feathers. If "she" starts crowing when she's a few months old, you'll know for sure! lol
What are his eyes caked with? Yellowish dried discharge? I use this stuff called terramycin from tractor supply for pet eye infections it clears them up pretty quickly. I haven't ever had any problems using it on my chickens. It looks like this http://www.jefferspet.com/terramycin-eye-ointment/camid/PET/cp/N2-J1/
Does he have any other signs and symptoms? There are other chicken diseases that can also affect the eye.