May 17, 2019 Thread starter #11 MandaRae For the love of 🐓Chickens & Sunflowers 🌻 6 Years Jan 3, 2019 1,223 4,699 387 Pitt County, North Carolina SO now they are 6weeks old and I'm now wondering if one might be a Rooster! Attachments PhotoGrid_1558051849704.jpg 598.2 KB · Views: 15 20190516_200237_HDR.jpg 334.3 KB · Views: 13 20190516_193507.jpg 508.1 KB · Views: 12
May 17, 2019 #12 oldhenlikesdogs Crisp Air, Pumpkin Squares BYC Staff Project Manager Premium Feather Member 10 Years Jul 16, 2015 63,857 138,674 1,772 Wisconsin They both look like pullets.
May 17, 2019 #13 Chickassan RIP 1975-2022 May 23, 2017 15,852 79,312 1,347 Greenville S.C, formerly Noneya U.S.A I say pullets. Btw the size difference as you've been told could be because you got a runt. I happen to have a runty speckled sussex hen. She's lovely, not much bigger than a 16 oz cup and lays eggs about the size of ping pong balls.
I say pullets. Btw the size difference as you've been told could be because you got a runt. I happen to have a runty speckled sussex hen. She's lovely, not much bigger than a 16 oz cup and lays eggs about the size of ping pong balls.
May 19, 2019 Thread starter #14 MandaRae For the love of 🐓Chickens & Sunflowers 🌻 6 Years Jan 3, 2019 1,223 4,699 387 Pitt County, North Carolina Thank You! I feel much better The color difference thre me of too. The smaller one has a lot more white speckles!
Thank You! I feel much better The color difference thre me of too. The smaller one has a lot more white speckles!