Susanhen
In the Brooder
Sorry, i was going by the second picture, can't see the beard![]()
She's very timid so it's hard to get good head shots, plus her beard is just starting to come in so no worries

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Sorry, i was going by the second picture, can't see the beard![]()
yep cockerel![]()
I have posted asking before... but here is my little oops frizzle. My hen hid one of her eggs so we have an 10 week old frizzle babe during our Minnesota winter. I am pretty convinced I've got a cockeral but I am just hoping it is somehow a pullet. Haha. Thanks!
Nobody answered? Your black is a cockerel, sorry...Coming up on 6 months. White is a roo. Im not sure about the black. I go back and forth pretty much every day, but im leaning towards cockerel (i hope not tho. all 3 of my silkie will be cockerels then). I think i see streamers but im not sure if i do or not. The white is same age and is his/her brother. He has long thick streamers coming from his crest. The black has a few thin feathers that are just a tad longer than the rest. What do yall think? Fingers crossed he/she is a pullet!!![]()
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What are you feeding?I'm flummoxed! These two birds are siblings - cross between cream legbar mother and bantam Pekin father. I have always understood that offspring of barred hens are always male if barred. These are both barred but at 8m old one is so clearly a cockerel - bright red and well developed comb and wattles, pin feathers, tail feathers, cocky, standing upright- and the other has basically no male features at all. Is it possible to produce a barred pullet from this cross? At 8 months I would have expected it to be more obvious by now if s/he were male.
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