Strange EE

Texas Deb

Hatching
Apr 22, 2021
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I have 4 EE chicks now 9 weeks old. One is VERY different from the others. It really looks like a green legged ostrich with a mohawk. I think there is some Turken genetics. At 9 weeks, the others look like normal chickens (last pic). Any feedback?
 

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Ohhhh....ok I forget the name of this, but it’s were the chick is smaller then the others and get feathers in slower. He should get them in and look normal in time.
 
18%. He was the biggest new hatch. I picked them up on the date of hatch, and nothing out if the ordinary. As the others grew and started feathering, he was outdistanced. His body is the size of a child's nerf football, very long neck, strong stout legs. Very active.
Interesting! Him being active is a good sign! I had some Brahma cockerels feather out as slowly as him and are perfectly healthy and were fed gamebird starter so plenty of protein as well. The difference is that Brahmas are typically slow to feather while Easter Eggers are not. I hope he just has some super slow feathering genetics!
 

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