PLEEEAASE! Someone tell me this is a hen!

[I Love Feather Babies]

My feelings are hurt... no crow no egg yet. I am telling myself those are not streamers, I just gave an uneven hair cut....View attachment 4258524

Does the poor thing have a hole in its head? The middle picture looks like it does. I can see blue the same color as your shirt.

 

[Silkieslopsprops]

Does the poor thing have a hole in its head? The middle picture looks like it does. I can see blue the same color as your shirt.

No! That its ear lobe! Hahah

 

[redinator]

Does the poor thing have a hole in its head? The middle picture looks like it does. I can see blue the same color as your shirt.

I had to take a second look, then a third.

If I had the space I'd keep extra males. Sometimes it takes awhile to figure out which ones will be jerks, it'd be nice to have a few extra just incase.

I culled one for aggressive behavior, then the second became aggressive and I think he might be infertile to boot.

 

[Silkieslopsprops]

I had to take a second look, then a third.

If I had the space I'd keep extra males. Sometimes it takes awhile to figure out which ones will be jerks, it'd be nice to have a few extra just incase.

I culled one for aggressive behavior, then the second became aggressive and I think he might be infertile to boot.

I already have 3 Roos. I love them all, one is mean. But I think my 2 originals are throwing a lot of male genes into eggs. I think I know which, but I don't want to admit it. Regardless Im keeping thins one M/F so others will have to move.

 

[R2elk]

I already have 3 Roos. I love them all, one is mean. But I think my 2 originals are throwing a lot of male genes into eggs.

It's the hens that determine the sex of the offspring. Unlike people, bird sex chromosomes are ZW (females) and ZZ (males). All of your males are contributing the same number of male chromosomes (100%).