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Cool_Catrules456
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At 12 weeks, I still cant tell, all the sattles and hackles look rounded still. Comb is the same size, and same shade of color. Nothing honestly knew. (
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post a photo, sometimes when you see them every day it doesn’t appear much has changed but others might be able to tell nowAt 12 weeks, I still cant tell, all the sattles and hackles look rounded still. Comb is the same size, and same shade of color. Nothing honestly knew. (
Alright, I will go get one real quick.post a photo, sometimes when you see them every day it doesn’t appear much has changed but others might be able to tell now
The comb is probably redder because of how cold it is now. Its 45F at the moment. (Way colder than what we are used to in Florida)
Definitely a very difficult one to tell, the hackle feathers look very male to me. But I would have thought the comb would have been a lot bigger by now - although you did say it was a hybrid didn’t you? So perhaps that’s why the comb isn’t as large. I initially thought pullet but I’m now leaning more towards cockerel I’m sure there’s people on here with a lot more experience than me who will give their opinion though, hopefully I’m wrong
Ah that sucks, I will have to convince the person I gave the father to to let me breed him to the leghorn again.. I really wanted a leghorn easter egger hen. Oh well.Definitely a very difficult one to tell, the hackle feathers look very male to me. But I would have thought the comb would have been a lot bigger by now - although you did say it was a hybrid didn’t you? So perhaps that’s why the comb isn’t as large. I initially thought pullet but I’m now leaning more towards cockerel I’m sure there’s people on here with a lot more experience than me who will give their opinion though, hopefully I’m wrong
Wait no, thats just how the this line of EE hackles are- male EE have more puffed up hackles. (Thought you ment sattles)Definitely a very difficult one to tell, the hackle feathers look very male to me. But I would have thought the comb would have been a lot bigger by now - although you did say it was a hybrid didn’t you? So perhaps that’s why the comb isn’t as large. I initially thought pullet but I’m now leaning more towards cockerel I’m sure there’s people on here with a lot more experience than me who will give their opinion though, hopefully I’m wrong