Both seem to be pullets, yet I think your suspicions are true. The protectiveness of Chip is interesting, it is trait a rooster usually has, but I had a hen that was fiery, protective, and aggressive at the same time. But now that I see the pictures again, I can see prominent tail feathers in the suspected rooster, and I think it's a cockerel(yet i would've thought 'his' comb would be a little bigger and brighter).Hello All!
So I recently bought two bantam Easter Eggers. There is one that I am pretty convinced is a pullet (Chirp). The other one I am not so certain (Chip). They are about 3-3 1/2 months old. Chip is much larger and a lot more protective over Chirp. If another hen goes near Chirp she gets very pushy in her ways. Thank you in advance!
*CHIP*
*CHIRP*
*CHIRP*
*CHIP*
*CHIP* eating an oats and dandelion seedling puree treat
*CHIP*
*CHIP*
*CHIP ON RIGHT AND CHIRP ON LEFT*
*CHIP ON RIGHT AND CHIRP ON LEFT*
*CHIP ON RIGHT AND CHIRP ON LEFT*
Highly suspected pullet, in my opinion.
Almost five week old Buff Brahma....Pullet or cockerel?
At that age, they are all pullets for sure.
Any ideas on sex? 15 weeks old, barn yard mix.
