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Do you have a closer picture of its saddle feathers?
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So i contacted who my boys got the eggs from and asked and the lady said she had an EE roo and a barred rock hen together and the egg that this chick hatched from was a very very pale green. I really hope its a hen. Very very sweet and docile. Hasnt crowed either.Here’s my BR roo, and he turns two months tomorrow actually. The coloring is close, but yours is a bit more mottled, which they hybrid thing could account for. But the comb on my roo is much more red and pronounced than yours is - and he likes to let all the ladies know he’s around with his crowing lol.
I’m saying yours could be a pullet - assuming the mix is BR.
I will take some different picturesDo you have a closer picture of its saddle feathers?
So i contacted who my boys got the eggs from and asked and the lady said she had an EE roo and a barred rock hen together and the egg that this chick hatched from was a very very pale green. I really hope its a hen. Very very sweet and docile. Hasnt crowed either.
Thats terrible. Im sorry that happened. I think I'm trying soo hard not to see red lol. But now that everyone is saying roo all I see is bright red if that makes sense lol.I vote cockerel too. The comb may not be very big but it's red (in the photo) too red for a girl IMO. Also, EE typically don't get wattles so that's not a great indicator but there is a lot of red skin around the eyes too. I had an OE hatched in April and I was hoping against hope it was a hen but the comb was too red, though the body was very dumpy like a pullet, and rounded saddle feathers. But no dice, he definitely had testes when the hawk partially ate him and left me to clean up the mess (ew).