Nov 5, 2015 #1 DeepDishChix Chirping Joined May 23, 2015 Messages 313 Reaction score 23 Points 78 Hi, I wanted to know if these are roosters. I am 99% sure the GLW is a rooster, but i'm not sure about the RIR. Help pls.
Hi, I wanted to know if these are roosters. I am 99% sure the GLW is a rooster, but i'm not sure about the RIR. Help pls.
Nov 5, 2015 #2 Rod-T Songster Joined Sep 23, 2015 Messages 1,789 Reaction score 142 Points 151 Location Deer park, Washington All hens I think
Nov 5, 2015 Thread starter #3 DeepDishChix Chirping Joined May 23, 2015 Messages 313 Reaction score 23 Points 78 really? the glw looks like a cockerel to me.
Nov 5, 2015 #4 donrae Rest in Peace -2017 Loving Legacy Joined Jun 18, 2010 Messages 31,453 Reaction score 4,287 Points 581 Location Southern Oregon Everyone looks female to me. The birds in question look like they are laying, or should be literally any day now.
Everyone looks female to me. The birds in question look like they are laying, or should be literally any day now.
Nov 5, 2015 #5 Michael OShay Crowing 5 Years Joined May 14, 2014 Messages 25,581 Reaction score 2,555 Points 438 Location Montana All pullets. Your GLW isn't showing any signs of long pointed hackle, saddle, or sickle feathers in its tail, and unless it's younger than I think it is, the redness in its comb and wattles is simply an indication that she is close to laying.
All pullets. Your GLW isn't showing any signs of long pointed hackle, saddle, or sickle feathers in its tail, and unless it's younger than I think it is, the redness in its comb and wattles is simply an indication that she is close to laying.
Nov 5, 2015 #6 Mountain Peeps Jesus is my life Premium Feather Member 10 Years Friend Greeter Spirit Joined Apr 23, 2014 Messages 28,458 Reaction score 6,872 Points 717 Location Colorado My Coop My Coop Those are pullets. The reason their combs are so big and red is because they are about ready to begin laying eggs.
Those are pullets. The reason their combs are so big and red is because they are about ready to begin laying eggs.
Nov 5, 2015 #7 drumstick diva Still crazy after all these years. Premium Feather Member 12 Years Greeter Friend Spirit Joined Aug 26, 2009 Messages 140,917 Reaction score 294,208 Points 2,097 Location Out to pasture agree with that
Nov 6, 2015 Thread starter #8 DeepDishChix Chirping Joined May 23, 2015 Messages 313 Reaction score 23 Points 78 Thanks everyone! I had an earlier thread about the GLW you guys should check it out. Don't GLW roos have long legs? Add on: the glw is 23 weeks old Last edited: Nov 6, 2015
Thanks everyone! I had an earlier thread about the GLW you guys should check it out. Don't GLW roos have long legs? Add on: the glw is 23 weeks old
Nov 6, 2015 #9 BantamLover21 Crowing 12 Years Friend Joined Jul 24, 2013 Messages 23,660 Reaction score 1,627 Points 496 All are female.