rooster for sure right?

[mamahen1980]

rooster? Bigger then others but small comb, possible its rose comb.

 

[mamahen1980]

Same bird from rear 11 weeks

 

[maran man 32]

Still pullet

 

[mamahen1980]

Gosh this is so complicated I guess I will just wait for eggs and find out which one is crowing
I have one that crows before I let them out in morning but don't know who my roos are, lol. How about this one?

 

[Bens-Hens]

AH you found it already!

The last one looks like a pullet to me, but I am not familiar with the breed. (I just went back to the other thread and you think they might be Marans?) If they are they should have single combs and no feathered feet.

Might need to call in some more experienced help on the breed.

Perhaps EE's? Either way I am leaning towards pullets so far.

 

[mamahen1980]

Yes I have so really big and some small. The hens I have that I sorta take care of are wild pretty and the boosters too. Some good have great large tails others none same for hens. So i call them mutts. Will try to get pictures of flock from yard. Some have rose combs and others have singles. It makes it hard to guess lol. Mixed with large breed and small breed.

 

[mamahen1980]

And also one white one from batch but not from the looks of flock.

by far the sweetest chick I have and an attention hog.

 

[maran man 32]

You have black and blue copper french marans I didn't know we were guessing breeds I have 12 myself this is my black copper pullet at 10 weeks

 

[Bens-Hens]

I didn't know they were supposed to have feathered shanks. Still a single comb thought right? Would you say there is a cross there with the pic in post #11 comb?

The white one looks like a pullet to me too! Lucky on the egg front.

 

[maran man 32]

French marans have feathered shanks and single combs