Is this Rhode Island Red a Roo or a Pullet?

[neo71665]

Crap if ya near me I'd take one. My big RIR just died and I have his son but his mother is my GLW. I'd rather have a pure RIR roo. Jr looks like his dad but worried he's gonna pass smaller egg laying genes down later on.

 

[Gemsycat]

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Crap if ya near me I'd take one. My big RIR just died and I have his son but his mother is my GLW. I'd rather have a pure RIR roo. Jr looks like his dad but worried he's gonna pass smaller egg laying genes down later on.

Crap if ya near me I'd take one. My big RIR just died and I have his son but his mother is my GLW. I'd rather have a pure RIR roo. Jr looks like his dad but worried he's gonna pass smaller egg laying genes down later on.

where are you located at? I live in Ohio.

 

[neo71665]

My location is under my name but arkansas

 

[Gemsycat]

My location is under my name but arkansas

I just saw that, I think you may be too far from me.

 

[anmonroe30]

I would try to see which one is the more friendly one and keep that one

Is there a reason you can only keep one? I know it's hard for some but if you have enough hens it shouldn't be an issue as they do have heirarchy and know their "place" lol!

 

[mommiesrcool]

Is there a reason you can only keep one? I know it's hard for some but if you have enough hens it shouldn't be an issue as they do have heirarchy and know their "place" lol!

i think it might be bc different cities have different rules so i think they can only have 1 rooster

 

[The WinterWolf]

a way ive always relied on was neck feathers, if their pointy feathers then hes a cockrel.

 

[Gemsycat]

Is there a reason you can only keep one? I know it's hard for some but if you have enough hens it shouldn't be an issue as they do have heirarchy and know their "place"

Is there a reason you can only keep one? I know it's hard for some but if you have enough hens it shouldn't be an issue as they do have heirarchy and know their "

 

[The WinterWolf]

maybe if you love them both you can keep them separate and divide the hens between them