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[flypen]

Nope. Your right. I originally was thinking two stags cause of the combs and wattles. But after checking them over good just now at 8 weeks they both look like pullets. I had told sdm111 about 2 weeks ago I thought they were stags.

I remember that, lol sometimes it's better to stay quite a little longer

 

[roosterhavoc]

Lol yep. Well I had to own up to it. I thought about lying but figured you guys would catch me. I guess I could have went back and edited that post, now that I think about it.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Man now that I think about it I have a whole bunch of pullets this year.

 

[sdm111]

About what being wrong on sex, pssh some of these blues I can't tell till they lay or crow

 

[narragansett1]

any one ever seen a stag this color i cought him crowing a few days ago this is going to be one nice little rooster..

 

[sdm111]

I have a cockbird with that shade in him but not solid

 

[roosterhavoc]

About what being wrong on sex, pssh some of these blues I can't tell till they lay or crow

i haven't had any issues with them. Never mind. Yes I did I thought for the longest time that blue stag was a pullet. I'm just gonna stop posting my guesses.

 

[roosterhavoc]

any one ever seen a stag this color i cought him crowing a few days ago this is going to be one nice little rooster..

What is he?

 

[B123]

Nope. Your right. I originally was thinking two stags cause of the combs and wattles. But after checking them over good just now at 8 weeks they both look like pullets. I had told sdm111 about 2 weeks ago I thought they were stags.

Do they normally have such large combs on them? Most of the the single combs I have are pretty small on the females, but some lines really vary.

 

[B123]

About what being wrong on sex, pssh some of these blues I can't tell till they lay or crow

Yes, the blues I hatched from you are about 14 weeks old. The stags and pullets are obvious, but the pullets have almost no comb development and just a little red in the wattles. The little stags are trying to mate with some older hens, which does not work out too well for them.