not allowed to keep roosters? That sucks... will you be able to get him a nice home?
Darn! I was afraid of that! Goldie is my son's bird and is just starting to get pretty barring on his feathers. He is very sweet and easy to handle.Guess I will be rehoming these guys in a couple weeks. Thanks so much!
Cockerel
I keep going through all the different breeds looking for some type of comparison in the feathers and beaks to know a slight hint of what they could be.
This one I can say looks 100% like a Buff Cochin, this was 8 weeks old. And she's only filled out more since.
I'd say all pullets. Not sure on breed, but looks like some sort of ban bantams
Looks like a Cockerel...
This is a Buff Orpington- Cochin cross at 5.5 months. Is this a roo?
Sorry for the bad pic!
Yes. I should've thought of a buff Cochin. I believe that's what sCockerel
I keep going through all the different breeds looking for some type of comparison in the feathers and beaks to know a slight hint of what they could be.
This one I can say looks 100% like a Buff Cochin, this was 8 weeks old. And she's only filled out more since.
I'd say all pullets. Not sure on breed, but looks like some sort of ban bantams
All look like hens. Keep any eye on the DelawareMy grey Easter Egger and white Delaware act like roosters( they are suppose to be hens). They are 3 months and a couple weeks. We are pretty sure my Rhode Island Red is a rooster and my 2 wyandottes are hens. Any help is appreciated.
RoostersI have two chicks, a black australorp, named Pan, and a rhode island red, named fry (my mother named them, not me). Everyone seems to think I have two roos, but I think I have a hen and a roo. Judging from the picture, what do you think? Pan's comb is smaller and paler than Fry's, whose comb is a vivid red color, while Pan's is a pale pink color.
