Identify her???

[Noellecetta]

Great. Also, just so you know, you have a cockerel in the group. The circled one looks uncomfortable. Hopefully its just the picture and she isn't sick. Looking forward to photos!

They are very healthy lol. As I said the cage they are currently in is 5 feet long. They are eating a lot. They are in that awkward stage. Our others were Rhode Island reds and I do remember them at this stage. A cockerel?

 

[cherrynberry]

They are very healthy lol. As I said the cage they are currently in is 5 feet long. They are eating a lot. They are in that awkward stage. Our others were Rhode Island reds and I do remember them at this stage. A cockerel?

This one, likely a cockerel.

 

[Noellecetta]

Great. Also, just so you know, you have a cockerel in the group. The circled one looks uncomfortable. Hopefully its just the picture and she isn't sick. Looking forward to photos!

I certainly hope there are no roosters as I paid for all hens.

 

[Noellecetta]

This one, likely a I think she is older . But who knows.

 

[cherrynberry]

I certainly hope there are no roosters as I paid for all hens.

Sexed pullets aren't always a guarantee. The boy below was supposed to be an EE hen. He was in a batch of 10 pullets. You can post more photos of him, but I am pretty certain thats a little boy.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

This one, likely a cockerel.

I agree, that’s a rooster.
And the brooder does seem too small. They should be living outside by now.

 

[Noellecetta]

I agree, that’s a rooster.
And the brooder does seem too small. They should be living outside by now.

The brooder is 5 feet long. They are moving outside this weekend. The New Jersey winter has been brutal so the ground was frozen. Hopefully not a rooster.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

The brooder is 5 feet long. They are moving outside this weekend. The New Jersey winter has been brutal so the ground was frozen. Hopefully not a rooster.

got it.
If you can get more pics, we can tell for sure. It’s pretty definitive at this age.

 

[Noellecetta]

Sexed pullets aren't always a guarantee. The boy below was supposed to be an EE hen. He was in a batch of 10 pullets. You can post more photos of him, but I am pretty certain thats a little

got it.
If you can get more pics, we can tell for sure. It’s pretty definitive at this age.

My 14 year old took the pictures I will have to have him take more photos. Oh boy if that is a rooster my neighbors are going to love me.

 

[rjohns39]

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