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What's the deal with my 7 week old chocolate Orpington that isn't even close tofeathered out?! What do you say about sexing this one? I'm guessing cockerel but this one has me so confused!
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Help me determine gender on these chicks! Thanks in advance!
Chick one:
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Chick two:
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Chick three:
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Chick four:
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any help determining gender is much appreciated!
@McCoyPoultry
Here are some close ups of the partridge... maybe you have a guess on gender?
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What's the deal with my 7 week old chocolate Orpington that isn't even close tofeathered out?! What do you say about sexing this one? I'm guessing cockerel but this one has me so confused!
I've got a progression of my splash boy here (1 week to 7 months):
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...-keeping-on-the-left-coast-aka-chooksworth/30
There's another good one (blue orp) here (newly hatched to 11 months):
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/386051/the-imported-english-orpington-thread/13510
My best guess is that chocolate chick is a cockerel but it will become pretty obvious in another week or two.
Get the Isabel or Delaware! BBS is more common color.I found a local npip breeder who is offering grown trios and quads of English orpingtons. I need help deciding what to buy, he has three of the colors I really want and is only 30 min drive from us!
3 (1 roo 2 hens) buff deleware fancy chick line
3 Isabel (1 roo 2 hens) ewe crazy/fancy chick
4 BBS (1 roo 3 hens) Sacre/fancy chick
I only have room for one more breeding pen and I can't decide! I love all of these varities! Help!
Get the Isabel or Delaware! BBS is more common color.