- Dec 8, 2012
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sorry for double posting but got no answers cause obviously i posted int he wrong forum previous:
i have three young (dont know exact age, got as barter/present) chickens and i have to sex them, the roos will be given a good home with a friend in need (to keep him busy due to heart issues); the hen i want to stay, but i want to make sure im not mistaking roos for hens or reversed:
![](https://www.backyardchickens.com/content/type/61/id/5687893/width/350/height/700)
roo? or he?
![](https://www.backyardchickens.com/content/type/61/id/5687891/width/350/height/700)
seems pretty henny to me, and i liker 'her' she sits on my lap etc.
![](https://www.backyardchickens.com/content/type/61/id/5687894/width/350/height/700)
seems really roostery to me, am i mistaken... not handlable at all, flaps around, squawks, but very pretty and fluffy... help me decide tonight. i have a deadline, i must de-chicken and duck my house by monday before my 75 yr old parents come from america, and they cannot be in a house with winged pets (they barely tolerate the dogs, and open windows, etc.)...
i have three young (dont know exact age, got as barter/present) chickens and i have to sex them, the roos will be given a good home with a friend in need (to keep him busy due to heart issues); the hen i want to stay, but i want to make sure im not mistaking roos for hens or reversed:
roo? or he?
seems pretty henny to me, and i liker 'her' she sits on my lap etc.
seems really roostery to me, am i mistaken... not handlable at all, flaps around, squawks, but very pretty and fluffy... help me decide tonight. i have a deadline, i must de-chicken and duck my house by monday before my 75 yr old parents come from america, and they cannot be in a house with winged pets (they barely tolerate the dogs, and open windows, etc.)...