Northern NY Chickenstock: June 25th 2011 aka "Lovinstock"

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When my Barnies are dark they look like the ones they sell as organic dark brown in the store.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/43136_barnie_eggs.jpg

Not as dark as my Marans
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/43136_marans_eggs.jpg

OH and I found this when looking through my upload
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https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/43136_5-2010_012.jpg

There's my boy!!!! He's such a cutie!
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Oooo, and I lerv the marans eggs. I'm gonna be really happy with those girls!

I think A is going to be preoccupied all weekend with him...
 
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There's my boy!!!! He's such a cutie!
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Oooo, and I lerv the marans eggs. I'm gonna be really happy with those girls!

I think A is going to be preoccupied all weekend with him...

Now, whatever would give you that idea?
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I hate taking young birds because Ive wound up with so many roos that way
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but if you have started great...If not we'll figure something out as you are the awesome sexer!!!

I can sex the Barnies as day olds
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I will take 2 barnie pullets if you are able to sex them that young. We have been wanting some barnies for our rainbow flock for a while. We got acouple eggs when I got my maran eggs and only one hatched, of course it was a roo.
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Interesting. I would say roo based on the comb and pullet based on the tail length and rate of feathering and the dark feet. It may have nice dark eggs but as a breed quality it will be very mossey. See the rust coming out on the wings already. Cute bird though
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Post another picture her in a week
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Do you have another one to compare to?
 
Ok I will make a note and we will see what hatches
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Came home for lunch an I have 2 Brahma pips already on day 20. They always hatch first an early!
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I can sex the Barnies as day olds
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I will take 2 barnie pullets if you are able to sex them that young. We have been wanting some barnies for our rainbow flock for a while. We got acouple eggs when I got my maran eggs and only one hatched, of course it was a roo.
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Interesting. I would say roo based on the comb and pullet based on the tail length and rate of feathering and the dark feet. It may have nice dark eggs but as a breed quality it will be very mossey. See the rust coming out on the wings already. Cute bird though
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Post another picture her in a week
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Do you have another one to compare to?

nope it hatched out with some wellsummers , it could be a maran wellsummer cross....
 
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Interesting. I would say roo based on the comb and pullet based on the tail length and rate of feathering and the dark feet. It may have nice dark eggs but as a breed quality it will be very mossey. See the rust coming out on the wings already. Cute bird though
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Post another picture her in a week
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Do you have another one to compare to?

nope it hatched out with some wellsummers , it could be a maran wellsummer cross....

For sure looks Maran to me. Just wondering if we could compare rate of feathering with another the same age
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