Is Sally younger? The runt? Or a roo?

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More updates on Sal

 

[Chickassan]

He's cute!
Thank you for posting an update, I'm in the same boat literally so seeing Sal's progression is a huge help.

 

[DMchicks]

He's cute!
Thank you for posting an update, I'm in the same boat literally so seeing Sal's progression is a huge help.
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He's cute!
Thank you for posting an update, I'm in the same boat literally so seeing Sal's progression is a huge help.

Wattles and comb are slightly darker then the others and feathers are coming in a bit slower. Gorgeous and loveable. I was really hoping for a pullet because I will have to rehome if it's a cockeral. But it's not looking good for us.

 

[DMchicks]

Sal in back and sister Daisy up front.

 

[T-R-O-U-B-L-E]

I have noticed with my Cochin Bantams that the slow feathering ones are roos. No doubt. For example, here are my 3 week old Blue Cochins when they were 1 week.

Hope - cockerel

Pebbles - Pullet

 

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Thank you all for all of you comments thoughts and opinions. Here is your final verdict. At just 2.75 months old my lovely Sal has a very handsome comb and wattles and crowed his first crow. Pictures and maybe video to follow