Last Chance : To Be A Roo Or Not A Roo? THAT is The Question

[goldtopper]

OK, My GL Wyandottes.
Here's my Jan. Sure she's a hen.

This is Marcia, a hen I believe as well.

These next two are of Krystle-
he /she has teeny spur bumps- same as the others. A slightly different tail. Same hackles, saddles?-not really. No crowing either. They are all 15-16 weeks. Krystle doesn't appear to exhibit any roo behavior and is very much one of the mix, not the leader.

The gal I bought them from said she'd "fix it", but at this stage, I don't really want to add to the flock and cause disturbance.

 

[NottinghamChicks]

Krystle is a Kristopher. Nice addition to a flock if you are allowed roos

 

[greenbird]

The first two look like hens for sure, and the third looks very much like a cockerel. His comb is bigger and look at the tail, it's iridescent and bit longer.

 

[Happy Chooks]

Pullet
Pullet
Cockeral

 

[NYRIR]

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[weimarmama]

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[TeriyakiChicken]

Krystle is a roo!
Hope you can keep him.

 

[TeriyakiChicken]

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My SL Wyandotte roo started crowing at 20 weeks.

 

[goldtopper]

I can't keep him. We're very sad and now nave the conundrum of trying to introduce a new member to the flock.

Thank you all for your help.

 

[TeriyakiChicken]

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Aww

Hope you're okay and I hope you find a good home for him.
Good Luck and I hope you're okay