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I have four buff hens and they are much fluffier but they are much older but as I look around for buff orp roosters I've started to notice the rooster and hen look **** near the same hieght being the one real difference the comb and waddles arnt much bigger specially at that age... Listen for the crow in the morning or if he's/she is trying to mount others that should give you a hint male chickens walk and manor isms are different too
 
Johnn!
Those pics are amazing. I especially love the one of the duckling with head slightly over the box. It looks like a silly grin. Tooo cute and really your photos are exceptional. Great lighting, excellent framing and of course wonderful subject matter.

I like the pic of the juvenile Buff a page back by the user with the hefty name. She looks really nicely feathered for so young.
 
Johnn!
Those pics are amazing. I especially love the one of the duckling with head slightly over the box. It looks like a silly grin. Tooo cute and really your photos are exceptional. Great lighting, excellent framing and of course wonderful subject matter.

I like the pic of the juvenile Buff a page back by the user with the hefty name. She looks really nicely feathered for so young.
Thank you :)
 
Bella and Daisy
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Wow, my buff rooster looks very different than the hens. He has since the girls began getting their feathers. He is 2 1/2 months old and looks a bit like a t-rex. The ladies run with their heads down elegantly, and he runs like you would imagine a t-rex would..lol. He is also so much heavier than the
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girls, plus his legs and feet are twice as thick. My girls are creamy yellow orange, he is orangish brown with black areas.
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