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In the Brooder
- Apr 20, 2017
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I bought some replacement chicks from a local farm store 2 weeks ago. They are supposed to be about 6 weeks old now. The clerk climbed up on a ladder to get them out of the brooder & put them in a box & taped the lid down...needless to say, I didn't get a good look at them until I got them home. The picture is of what is supposed to be a partridge wyandotte pullet. I noticed what appears to be a single comb on one of the chicks as soon as I took it out of the box. It doesn't show well, but the comb is about 1/8" tall & has well defined points. Later, on closer inspection, I'm thinking that there may be wattles & spur buds so there's chance that it may be a cockerel.
Wyandottes are supposed to have rose combs. Would a young cockerel's rose comb look like a single when he starts to develop? Is this really a wyandotte?
