Mystery crower

[dappertophatter]

Tony's your roo- no saddle feathers on your other two.

My good friend has a Blue Cochin (saw her laying an egg) and she had squarish tail feathers on the end, just like yours.

 

[pedro24]

im pretty sure that the blue cochin and astralop

 

[BlueMottie]

Ok, I feel like a big meanie...

but they all look like roosters to me.
The white one has sickle feathers developing, and you can see the saddle feathers. The other two are obviously roosters though.

 

[geebs]

Cute little blue cochin rooster!!! Little secret about the cochins... The males take forever to get their tails. He doesn't have much of a tail ... They will crow LONNNG before they look like roos.. My vote is on the little blue boy

 

[geebs]

cochin123 has a hen picture in the bottom row of their "page".. That should help you sort out the boy/girl question

 

[DIMBY]

8 months and they only started to crow? That seems like an amazing long time. I had four New Hampshire Reds and the first one that crowed was about 15 weeks old, two others at 17 and 18 weeks respectively, leaving me with only one NHR hen who couldn't understand why her nest-mates were suddenly chasing and jumping on her!

 

[chickenlover54]

they are ALL roosters

 

[jeslewmazer]

Quote:
would have to agree

 

[sonew123]

Tony is your crower! saddle feathers and all. The othe two are hens

 

[Linkoso]

If you look close you'll see sickle feathers on Fatty = Fatty is a boy. So, Tony or Fatty.


... And i think i can see sickle feathers are coming on the blue bird too...

So I say... ALL are boys!