Apr 9, 2020 #1 R rsmorgan312 Hatching Joined Apr 7, 2020 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Points 6 Do all of these chicks look female? The chick on the top left is one of the larger chicks yet her feathers are not growing as fast as the others. Attachments 2982895D-7310-42C5-950C-0267D7AB41EC.jpeg 490.4 KB · Views: 20 E75960A5-21B8-4CE0-9646-21B16A6CA646.jpeg 591.5 KB · Views: 16
Do all of these chicks look female? The chick on the top left is one of the larger chicks yet her feathers are not growing as fast as the others.
Apr 9, 2020 #2 Sahraschweiss Songster Joined Apr 9, 2020 Messages 429 Reaction score 1,095 Points 216 Location Wildwood, Missouri It is my understanding that ISAs are sex linked. Female chicks are yellow/buff and males are much lighter. All four seem to have dark, rich colored heads. These should all be female.
It is my understanding that ISAs are sex linked. Female chicks are yellow/buff and males are much lighter. All four seem to have dark, rich colored heads. These should all be female.
Apr 19, 2020 #3 BudgieKing15 Songster Joined Mar 29, 2020 Messages 500 Reaction score 927 Points 191 Location Winston-Salem NC ISA Browns are sex linked in coloration, so these are definitely all female, because the male chicks are a much lighter color.
ISA Browns are sex linked in coloration, so these are definitely all female, because the male chicks are a much lighter color.