Jul 2, 2009 #1 tazzy Songster 11 Years Apr 2, 2008 326 2 139 Kentucky It just occurred to me that one of my Silver-Laced Wyandottes might be a he, not a she! Look at the two SLW's in this photo. Are they both female, or is the one on the right a boy? They are both about 15-16 weeks old. Thanks! Last edited: Jul 2, 2009
It just occurred to me that one of my Silver-Laced Wyandottes might be a he, not a she! Look at the two SLW's in this photo. Are they both female, or is the one on the right a boy? They are both about 15-16 weeks old. Thanks!
Jul 2, 2009 #2 PhlyinPheBee Poodles, Chicken, Goats--OH MY!! 10 Years Mar 11, 2009 797 4 149 Northeast Louisiana I have a pullet that is now 18 weeks old and does not have the waddles yours has. I am going to say that you have one of each.
I have a pullet that is now 18 weeks old and does not have the waddles yours has. I am going to say that you have one of each.
Jul 2, 2009 #3 Blue_Myst Songster 10 Years Feb 5, 2009 3,808 15 201 I'd say that the one on the right is a boy. The waddles say it all.
Jul 2, 2009 #4 Uppity Peon Songster 10 Years May 1, 2009 1,091 11 161 Willamette Valley, OR I agree. It seems the wattles are the best first sign for SLWs. Also look for some irridescence in the black feathers.
I agree. It seems the wattles are the best first sign for SLWs. Also look for some irridescence in the black feathers.
Jul 2, 2009 Thread starter #5 tazzy Songster 11 Years Apr 2, 2008 326 2 139 Kentucky okay, thanks! I will hold off on selling that one until I know for sure. He/she should start crowing any time now!
okay, thanks! I will hold off on selling that one until I know for sure. He/she should start crowing any time now!