Please post rooster pics with breed.

[LeggyLeghorn]

Elwood P. Dowd my cross beaked wonder. Columbian Wyandotte.
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He is very good looking.

 

[drumstick diva]

Yes, he IS

 

[Roo5]

Do you have. A pic of this boy when he was about 2 months, currently have two lavenders who I think may be boys.

This is Mr. Marvin Roo, Roopecca's brother, when he was about 3+ months old. Roopecca hadn't revealed himself as a cockerel yet. Marvin was an accidental boy so we traded him back for 2 pullets. Of course then Roopecca decided to crow about a month later. So we still have an accidental rooster. Lavender Orpington .

 

[Cryss]

Do you have. A pic of this boy when he was about 2 months, currently have two lavenders who I think may be boys.

I think this was just about that age, hard to remember.

 

[Cryss]

@Roo5 I just noticed his brother, Roopecca, is below him. Roopecca was a late bloomer and was named Repecca until he crowed. I posted a picture of him now in this thread somewhere too.

Edit...oops, I see you've seen that picture LOL

 

[Roo5]

Goodness I might have all boys, did you ahve any pullets looking similar?2 who I I was thinking may be pullets,orpingotns always do this to me!

 

[Cryss]

Goodness I might have all boys, did you ahve any pullets looking similar?2 who I I was thinking may be pullets,orpingotns always do this to me!
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Profile with tail might tell more. A smooth tail, kinda like a closed fan, is probably pullet, a jagged open tail where you see individual feathers probably cockerel. The tiny bit of tails I see in the picture looks to me like pullet in the back, cockerel up front.
My Orpington pullets at that time were buffs. Compare these Orpington tails.

 

[Compost King]

White Naked Neck

Silver Leghorn

 

[HuffleClaw]

5 cockerels and a pullet. Old English Game Bantams. They’re too cute.
Too many boys though. Hmm.

 

[AuntieWeasel]

My boys, Sam and Mo, and their ONE hen. I'm working on fixing that, but it will be a while before the newbies grow up. So far, they share the hen peaceably (probably because Sam doesn't know they share the hen). They're all pekin bantams (cochins).