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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
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 cockerelI’m sure there’s people on here with a lot more experience than me who will give their opinion though, hopefully I’m wrong
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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 cockerelI’m sure there’s people on here with a lot more experience than me who will give their opinion though, hopefully I’m wrong
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