Immature Birds- Breed and Sex needed

Troubs

In the Brooder
5 Years
Aug 12, 2014
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These are a friend's birds and she has had them for a short while. She is (overreacting IMO) thinking at least 3 of them are roosters. I am hoping that getting an idea of breeds will help her determine (possibly down the line a bit) if they are hens or roosters. We live in the city and only hens are allowed.
 

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Hi, welcome to BYC! :frow

Agreed, 3 cockerels in that group... breed is irrelevant, though I do get how if your not sure it could help you decide.

I don't know what you mean by over reacting? If you don't rehome them, before long they will be chasing the pullets, grabbing their feathers and making them scream while they help themselves to some mounting. Cockerels almost always reach mating age before pullets do.

Start making plans now for the boys since you already know they have to go. Good luck! :)
 

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