I know I'm a chicken, but that's about it!

Yep, at that age pullets don't have such a large comb. I am sorry you got so many boys.
I am not the one that got sooo many roos. I recently got my order of chicks and the St Run chicks are pretty 50/50 and my sex-links are of course all pullets so I lucked out. Just hoping my Appenzellers are as evenly distributed and wondering when the can be sexed.
 
I am not the one that got sooo many roos. I recently got my order of chicks and the St Run chicks are pretty 50/50 and my sex-links are of course all pullets so I lucked out. Just hoping my Appenzellers are as evenly distributed and wondering when the can be sexed.


I'm thinking I might need to try getting chicks that have already been sexed next time instead of hatching eggs and crossing my fingers!
Our problem is that we are now really attached to this gang considering how emotionally invested we became through watching them incubate, worrying, watching them hatch, worrying, watching them grow for 5 weeks... You get the idea :)
 
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Well I am definitely no expert to say whether she is an Easter Egger or not, I'm pretty new to chickens myself, and Nugget has the greenish legs like Easter Eggers do, but what color of an egg did she hatch from?
 
Well I am definitely no expert to say whether she is an Easter Egger or not, I'm pretty new to chickens myself, and Nugget has the greenish legs like Easter Eggers do, but what color of an egg did she hatch from?


Er...um... you know, I remember Nugget came out of a "whitish" egg. That doesn't mean it wasn't slightly tinted, but none of the batch of eggs looked like a real Easter Egger color to me. I have an Easter Egger chicken laying now and her eggs look like this:





But I could also be totally ignorant about Easter Egger egg colors.
 

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