Roo Check

SeaisforChicken

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I think my roo worries are just the "first timer" jitters, but just in case ya'll see something, here is an approx 3-4 week check:

EE 1
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California White
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EE2
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EE3
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Thanks for your help!
 
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Kind of young yet to say for sure. The white is a maybe.

That last one looks like you may need to trim it's beak back a bit. It looks like it has a bit of an "overbite", it may just be the picture.
 
That's Piggy. Her beak seems a bit curved at the end. Is it necessary to trim it or is it cosmetic? She seems to eat fine, just has a slimmer beak.

The California White is my daughter's bird. I'm worried she is a he, but also consoled that leghorn x's tend to be tall, slim and have pronounced combs... on to another week of worry I guess haha
 
If she is eating fine they you can leave it. Just keep an eye on her. With quail I use a nail clipper to take the overgrown part off. Don't know it that would work with a chicken or if you have to use something like a dremel.
 

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