Is this my roo?

[hsm5grls]

I think this is my roo

This is my bitty

This is my first coop

 

[Smitty's Farm]

It's hard to tell. Is it taller than your other girls? Is it a little more aggressive. Sure is pretty!

Wait, are you talking about the brown or white one?

I love your coop set up.

 

[Tuffoldhen]

How old are they?...If it's the brown laced one, I don't see saddle feathers but that depends on how old he/she is.....

 

[hsm5grls]

They are two months old. One of my partridge is supposed to be a boy. This one is the biggest but I still can't tell. I want to name them but it's hard when you can't tell who is who for sure.LOL

 

[okiechick57]

Sorry can't help you on if it is roo or not.........just wanted to tell you, that is a great and darling first coop.

 

[hsm5grls]

Thank you..We made it to look like a bird house that I have and because you can see it from the street it is sort of a yard ornament too. I think the next ones will be more functional than cute though. I am always banging my head in the run. LOL

 

[Smitty's Farm]

It is hard to name them when you don't know if it's a he or a she. I bet you'll be able to tell within a month. We named our turkey Harriett, but it ended up being a Henry.

We had ordered all pullet chickens, but ended up with a surprise SLW roo. My daughter kept seperating him thinking it was a dominate hen picking on all the other girls. As time went on his comb was bigger and redder and he was taller....longer legged.

 

[BantyChickMom]

partridge roos have a completely different color pattern than partridge girls.
Although the comb and wattles do seem to be more pronounced, based on the color I'd say it's a girl.