- Aug 8, 2012
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Well it's not not really 13. We have a flock of 16, they are all 13 weeks old, all bought from McMurrays (after a disastrous experiment with a broody hen that produced 8 roosters!!). We bought all females but have a sneaky suspicion that not all of them will turn out hens. In fact I know (I think) the blue cochin is a roo (starting to jump others). But there are a few that I am not convinced. So if you could help out that would be great appreciated. Thanks very much!!!!!!!!
Starting with the easy one. Blue Cochin - Fairly convinced that Penguin is a rooster.
Black Giant - very dominant in the flock, lots of iridiscient feathers. But no comb to speak of? hen or roo?
Speckled Sussex - one with a bit more comb (reddish) and iridescent tail feathers. one hen one roo?
Silver Laced Wyandotte - the other one is predominately white and the comb is not red. (Plus the white one got jumped by Penguin today.) so the blacker one - hen or roo?
Easter eggers - we have 3 but these two i am not sure. both have these little beards, the third one doesn't?
Rhode Island Red - again we have two both are very similar, so here is one? Hen or Roo
Starting with the easy one. Blue Cochin - Fairly convinced that Penguin is a rooster.
Black Giant - very dominant in the flock, lots of iridiscient feathers. But no comb to speak of? hen or roo?
Speckled Sussex - one with a bit more comb (reddish) and iridescent tail feathers. one hen one roo?
Silver Laced Wyandotte - the other one is predominately white and the comb is not red. (Plus the white one got jumped by Penguin today.) so the blacker one - hen or roo?
Easter eggers - we have 3 but these two i am not sure. both have these little beards, the third one doesn't?
Rhode Island Red - again we have two both are very similar, so here is one? Hen or Roo