Jun 8, 2012 #1 PJCluck In the Brooder 9 Years Apr 17, 2010 53 1 39 Living Free in NH It never crows, it never mounts the hens, seems not overly aggressive, but it has spurs. Is that always a tell-tale?
It never crows, it never mounts the hens, seems not overly aggressive, but it has spurs. Is that always a tell-tale?
Jun 8, 2012 Thread starter #3 PJCluck In the Brooder 9 Years Apr 17, 2010 53 1 39 Living Free in NH 2 years about...
Jun 8, 2012 #4 theoldchick The Chicken Whisperer Premium Feather Member 13 Years May 11, 2010 35,100 36,695 1,097 You have a spurred hen.
Jun 8, 2012 #5 bloom_ss Songster 8 Years Jun 23, 2011 658 19 111 Spokane Valley, WA Girls can get spurs also. At 2 years of age that is a hen. =)
Jun 8, 2012 #6 NovaAman Crowing 12 Years Aug 6, 2011 11,159 225 396 In Happy Chickenland, Holland MI My Coop My Coop Yeah... It is not unusual for hens to develop spurs.
Jun 8, 2012 #7 donrae Hopelessly Addicted Premium Feather Member 9 Years Jun 18, 2010 31,454 4,224 581 Southern Oregon Any bird that color is a hen. Hens often grow spurs, some game hens especially get wicked long spurs!
Any bird that color is a hen. Hens often grow spurs, some game hens especially get wicked long spurs!
Jun 8, 2012 #8 phoebs Chirping 7 Years May 30, 2012 201 1 79 tamworth (Australia) yer this may sound weird but we had a hen and she laid eggs and a little while later it started crowing and became a rooster so it probably will not relate to this topic but my point is this never mounted the chooks
yer this may sound weird but we had a hen and she laid eggs and a little while later it started crowing and became a rooster so it probably will not relate to this topic but my point is this never mounted the chooks
Jun 8, 2012 Thread starter #9 PJCluck In the Brooder 9 Years Apr 17, 2010 53 1 39 Living Free in NH Thanks everybody. Did not know hens could have spurs. Learn a lot on this forum!