Light brahma roo?

[Saveria]

Thank you for your insight! I appreciate it! That'd definitely change the game around here. Might have to rehome or......start a separate flock of bantams

I have always wanted that, too. Once I am done with infrastructure for the big girls, I want to build a smaller coop and get some bantams.

 

[Kristylo14]

I have always wanted that, too. Once I am done with infrastructure for the big girls, I want to build a smaller coop and get some bantams.

My husband's nightmare I'm sure I've already tried to add ducks to the equation after being in our forever home for less than 6 months lol and less than a month being here with no snow.

 

[Saveria]

We can be pretty merciless with those poor husbands, can't we?

 

[Kristylo14]

Absolutely. But they come around

 

[MedicatedMomma]

I have 3 light brahmas marked as pullets at my local farm store but I'm wondering if I have a Roo? They are 7 weeks old, is this a pair with the roo in back and pullet in front?

 

[Tookie]

I have 3 light brahmas marked as pullets at my local farm store but I'm wondering if I have a Roo? They are 7 weeks old, is this a pair with the roo in back and pullet in front?

I believe you are correct.

 

[Saveria]

I would watch that one in the front. Brahmas are really slow to develop, and I would expect no color on a pullet at that age, but it totally could still be a pullet.

 

[Kristylo14]

Update! 2 roos??

 

[Kristylo14]

And the flock snuggle

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

The sebright is a cockerel too