Pullet or roo

[Hcchic]

Back in march i Got 4 chicks out of the bargain bin at TSC, one of the salmon favolles, (that where supposed to have been eggers lol) has been acting funny last few weeks. At first i thought maybe SHE was blind or had limited sight. Then i read on here on another post that maybe her puffy cheeks are getting in the way? Then i went to close the coop up the other night and SHE was missing i panicked, but i found her in old broader pin? Now last three nights in a row, i move her back to coop with others the three she was raised from chicks with and 13 others, 10 RiR hens one RIR roo and one hen i think is a barred rock and another roo that i think is a dom. Anyways i know im giving alot of information if it makes sense i hope just trying to cover what someone may ask. Now i got to looking this evening and got my hands on them and they looking a little different. Tell me if u guys think SHE is a HE and if that is way shes or hes is staying to herself, thanks everyone!!

 

[sourland]

Both birds pictured are pullets. Faverolles are generally mild mannered, and flock mates may be chasing her out of the coop.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Beautiful Salmon Faverolles pullet. Should be laying soon.

Her color is specific to female Faverolles Chickens

 

[Pretty Birds]

Pullet

 

[Roamin_goats_farm]

Pullets

 

[chrissynemetz]

They're definitely pullets. Cockerels have totally different coloring

 

[Frazzemrat1]

agreed, pullets. Males are much darker

 

[Hcchic]

Thanks everyone, even thou this ones comb looks so much different.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Here, this should clear this up. Male vs Female Faveroles look completely different:

This is the same breed of chicken, just the dark one is male and the light one is female.

 

[Trevorusn]

Thanks everyone, even thou this ones comb looks so much different.

The different comb can be due to it coming from a different line than the pics. There are German, French, and English lines of Faverolles, all differing somewhat in body plan, leg feathering, comb size and breeding practice.