New and totally unsure.

[mamasong]

Does anyone know if these are roosters or hens? What type of chicken?

 

[GitaBooks]

They're gorgeous!

It looks like two roosters and a pullet, and they appear to be cross-breeds.


WELCOME TO BYC!

 

[mamasong]

Thanks! They are really pretty! We got them when they were four weeks old, so I am thinking they are around four months now. Do you think they will start crowing soon?

 

[tjo804]

They're gorgeous!

It looks like two roosters and a pullet, and they appear to be cross-breeds.


WELCOME TO BYC!

Welcome Mamasong
I agree with GitaBooks looks like 2 Roos and a Hen, She may need a break from them from time to time. If the roos start fighting you might try taking out the hen and see if they can get along. They are nice looking and the hen (the orange one looking at the camera) looks like my New Hampshire.

 

[tjo804]

I would think so and probably about another 4 weeks to your first egg

 

[mamasong]

Okay another question?? Sorry! What if I got rid of the roosters and got two more hens or chicks would that cause a problem with the hen I have?

 

[corewassen87]

Okay another question?? Sorry! What if I got rid of the roosters and got two more hens or chicks would that cause a problem with the hen I have?

I wouldn't think a problem but I'm sure they would establish a pecking order for sure

 

[tjo804]

The thing you will want to make sure to remember any time you bring in new Chickens is Quarantine! You want to keep them apart for at least 30 days to make sure the new Birds are not sick and settle in with the new environment / and Caretakers. You may want to look at how to introduce new flock members also. Sometimes they can harm each other if they just get thrown right together. You absolutely dont want to keep 2 roos with just 1 hen they will over mate her and fight each other.

good luck keep us posted

 

[mamasong]

 

[mamasong]