Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Beautiful pullet!Easter egger, 7 weeks. She's much smaller than my other chicks, last in the pecking order, and no comb or wattles to speak of. But the little bit of red on her wings (also some on her back and rump) gives me pause.
![]()
![]()
She has 19 other of which only 5 are suspected roos? What do the other females she have look like? That would be a good indication of whether they are BSL or BR as the sex link pullets would look nothing like a barred rock. They would be almost all black little to no barring and probably some red in there chest or around the neck. Here is a pick of my BSL pulletsI have to disagree, it has more black barring than white, the barring is less defined and spotty. Looks like a pullet.
ETA:... unless it's a BSL then it's a cockerel. My "Barred Rocks" look like this, I'm gonna be P.O.ed if they all turn out to be BSL cockerels!
She has 19 other of which only 5 are suspected roos? What do the other females she have look like? That would be a good indication of whether they are BSL or BR as the sex link pullets would look nothing like a barred rock. They would be almost all black little to no barring and probably some red in there chest or around the neck. Here is a pick of my BSL pulletsand actually the male's I had a few years back had a stray red feather here and there but only a couple and that was once they were fully grown.![]()
Easter egger, 7 weeks. She's much smaller than my other chicks, last in the pecking order, and no comb or wattles to speak of. But the little bit of red on her wings (also some on her back and rump) gives me pause.
![]()
![]()