When you start with chicks it is easy to tell them apart, or at least the breeds apart. Then they go through the stage where the down is turning into feathers and look like refugees on a long ship ride. They look horrible, and are growing so fast. Then the new feathers come in, and now you can see who is who.
For example, I have 3 production reds, one (so far) is larger, one is much darker red, one has more white on her than red. As they get older, they become more distinct. You certainly can mark them, but eventually you will be able to tell them apart.
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For example, I have 3 production reds, one (so far) is larger, one is much darker red, one has more white on her than red. As they get older, they become more distinct. You certainly can mark them, but eventually you will be able to tell them apart.
MRs K