Morganleigh10
In the Brooder
- Mar 29, 2021
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Hi all! After a not so great “2019-2020” I decided to make 2021 all about doing more of the things that I have wanted to do for a long time..one of those things being starting a chicken coop with ONLY hens 
so I can have some fresh eggs and share with my family and friends plus having the girls for pets too, I’m a sucker for chickens. Win win right?!? Well, I was at our local TradeDay several weeks ago and saw the cutest 2 week old Easter Egger chicks for sale. I bought two after talking with the seller for awhile and brought them home in hopes that they were both pullets. Fingers crossed. Now that they are 5 weeks old I’m beginning to wonder 
..I’m attaching their 2 week old pictures now to this thread and when I get home I’ll take some updated ones (them at 5 weeks) in hopes of someone good at guessing gender to possibly lead me in a better direction with knowing what gender they are. If they are both Roos then I will have to find them both a good home. I have several friends who also raise chickens so I don’t think it will be hard. If this is the case I’ll just have to purchase some chickens that you can tell are already hens so I don’t have to go through the same thing all over again with baby chicks, even though it’s so much fun to raise them. Thank you!
Pics posted below are of them at 2 weeks. Aren’t they adorable? 5 week pics coming later on today!
so I can have some fresh eggs and share with my family and friends plus having the girls for pets too, I’m a sucker for chickens. Win win right?!? Well, I was at our local TradeDay several weeks ago and saw the cutest 2 week old Easter Egger chicks for sale. I bought two after talking with the seller for awhile and brought them home in hopes that they were both pullets. Fingers crossed. Now that they are 5 weeks old I’m beginning to wonder ..I’m attaching their 2 week old pictures now to this thread and when I get home I’ll take some updated ones (them at 5 weeks) in hopes of someone good at guessing gender to possibly lead me in a better direction with knowing what gender they are. If they are both Roos then I will have to find them both a good home. I have several friends who also raise chickens so I don’t think it will be hard. If this is the case I’ll just have to purchase some chickens that you can tell are already hens so I don’t have to go through the same thing all over again with baby chicks, even though it’s so much fun to raise them. Thank you!Pics posted below are of them at 2 weeks. Aren’t they adorable? 5 week pics coming later on today!
