Pullet crowing???

[pennyJo1960]

Agree

 

[rosemarythyme]

I think I count 3 males so far - impossible to tell with a group photo and everyone's heads down. You really need individual photos of each bird.

The first 2 you posted are males (orange-golden one and the B&W w/ red shoulders), and there's also a darker red bird in the group photo.

There's also something in the bin, are those more chicks? I saw what looked like a red comb in there as well.

 

[dafdhenderson]

https://ring.com/share/f3aa1eb7-4e5d-42f5-848b-5c0a5a1db473

 

[dafdhenderson]

The three chicks in the bin are a month younger. They will be 6 weeks Friday. I am debating on when to let them join the flock.

 

[dafdhenderson]

I shared a ring cam video from inside my coop this morning. A lot of crowing going on, but at the camera angle I can’t tell which one is doing the crowing. I thought I had all hens. With a flock of 12 will there be a problem with multiple roosters?

 

[dafdhenderson]

The 9 larger pullets (or so I thought) are Easter Eggers. The three 6 week olds are Sapphire Gems.

 

[dafdhenderson]

Is there any truth to the videos I have seen that if you hold them by their feet that hens will try to upright themselves and roosters will just hang?

 

[MysteryChicken]

I am suspecting one of these two. I have 12. So I can send more pics. They are both bigger than the rest and have the red comb on top.

You've got 2 cockerels.

 

[SilverBirds]

I shared a ring cam video from inside my coop this morning. A lot of crowing going on, but at the camera angle I can’t tell which one is doing the crowing. I thought I had all hens. With a flock of 12 will there be a problem with multiple roosters?

Depends on the boys personalities, but I think it would work.

 

[SilverBirds]

I only see 2 cockerels.