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Also, is my "girl" actually a Blue?
Thanks for your patience and input, BYC is the best!
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Also, is my "girl" actually a Blue?
Thanks for your patience and input, BYC is the best!
all are blue and all look like roos to me. the one you think is a girl is 100% a roo. pullets at that age don't have any pink combs. sorry.And here they are at nearly five weeks: Alleged roo 1same guy
alleged roo 2
same guy
alleged hen - no black feathers at all. (weird?)
same girl, nice comb and waddle. Also bigger than the boys, right from the start.
boy left, girl right. If you look closely at girl, a tiny speck of copper coloring on back of head. Or else someone pooped on her...
Thoughts? Am I wrong?
Quote: I was kinda shocked when i first looked at your birds with them all looking to be roosters to me but i'm not used to doing that kind of comparison except actually looking at the chic(i'd rather play monday morning quarterback behind someone else like DMRippy who does an excellent job with this .
Sometimes you might have an exception but not to often ,
Best of luck with your birds ,
Shannon
I was kinda shocked when i first looked at your birds with them all looking to be roosters to me but i'm not used to doing that kind of comparison except actually looking at the chic(i'd rather play monday morning quarterback behind someone else like DMRippy who does an excellent job with this .
Sometimes you might have an exception but not to often ,
Best of luck with your birds ,
Shannon
Hello. I have just got started with a back yard flock of marans because I love the color of the eggs and the beauty of the eggs. I have two 10week olds that the sex is still a mystery to me any options welcome. Also I have more 5 week olds how do you tell?![]()
Anyone able to help with any input?
DMRippy, I appreciate your experience here so I'm just double checking as I'm about to give the birds to a 4H kid who swears they won't be food. Is there any chance that any of them might be pullets? If there's a hair's breadth chance, how long should wait until I can be 100%? I will still give away T Rex (formerly She-Rex) so the kid won't go empty handed.all are blue and all look like roos to me. the one you think is a girl is 100% a roo. pullets at that age don't have any pink combs. sorry.