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The small comb is strange, but I see male specific feathering coming in on the saddle and shoulders.At twenty weeks,.. with a comb that pale I would say it was pullet.
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The small comb is strange, but I see male specific feathering coming in on the saddle and shoulders.At twenty weeks,.. with a comb that pale I would say it was pullet.
And now I’m doubting again...this is a roller coasterThe small comb is strange, but I see male specific feathering coming in on the saddle and shoulders.
I’ll get a better picture tomorrowCan we see pics of the saddle area of the bird with the rose comb?
Pretty sure I see it too.
Could you get clear, closeup pictures of its saddle and shoulders? If you could part the feathers of its saddle and get a picture, that would be helpful too.And now I’m doubting again...this is a roller coaster![]()
Do you have pics of her when she was 4-5 weeks old?I have thought this Wyandotte was a roo ever since it was a young chick because the wattles and comb were so red. But it’s 20 weeks old and I’m now thinking it’s a hen and not a roo! What are your thoughts? In the picture is two Wyandottes, one in the front I have always thought was a hen. She had a single comb. The chicken behind her is the one I’m wondering about. It’s still very red but no more growth on wattles than the hen. Please tell me it is indeed a hen?
And yes we use an old slide for the watering trough.it’s actually quite perfect! View attachment 2488257View attachment 2488258View attachment 2488259View attachment 2488260
No I don’t but it actually turned out to be a roo!! Just late developing I guess.Do you have pics of her when she was 4-5 weeks old?
Looks like a beautiful one! Update on sex?I have thought this Wyandotte was a roo ever since it was a young chick because the wattles and comb were so red. But it’s 20 weeks old and I’m now thinking it’s a hen and not a roo! What are your thoughts? In the picture is two Wyandottes, one in the front I have always thought was a hen. She had a single comb. The chicken behind her is the one I’m wondering about. It’s still very red but no more growth on wattles than the hen. Please tell me it is indeed a hen?
And yes we use an old slide for the watering trough.it’s actually quite perfect! View attachment 2488257View attachment 2488258View attachment 2488259View attachment 2488260