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Briannaquinn16
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I’ve seen some females with big combs likeComb looks large, for a female though. You have a weird one, if she's actually a she.
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I’ve seen some females with big combs likeComb looks large, for a female though. You have a weird one, if she's actually a she.
And I’ve seen some with flat combs and turned out to be RoosI’ve seen some females with big combs like View attachment 3133852
This is also her and bagel playing in the grass it’s so cuteFlat, but enlarged. Flatness is due to the smooth comb gene.
i already know she’s a girl, there’s actually a story behind her. And I also asked @PippinTheChicken and she also said probaly a girl. But yeah there’s a huge story behind this SmokeyThe age of 6 months will definitely confirm gender. I'm still on the cockerel side.
And rn she hasn’t crowed or showing any aggression. Even my systers porcelin d‘uccle roo did the wing dance to her and Smokey just stood there ( My sisters D’uccle roo is the same age as Smokey, he crows but it sounds bad lmaooo )The age of 6 months will definitely confirm gender. I'm still on the cockerel side.
I’m not fully sure if she’s 12 weeks but I did get her in Febrary But idk how much weeks that is tbhI've had hens dance to show dominance towards other hens, or roosters. Roosters also dance towards other roosters. Roosters will mount roosters, & Hens will mount hens to show dominance.
12 weeks is kinda early for crowing to start, usually it happens between 4-6 months of age.
Occasionally crowing can happen between 3-4 weeks of age, but both sexes can crow, I've had it happen.
Ahhh okay, thanks so much LolThat makes 4 months of age.
Wow time flies by so fast lmao, I remeber when she was a baby and now lookYou're welcome.
Here’s Puffy Smokey again Now she’s almost 5 monthsThey do grow up fast sometimes.