- Thread starter
- #371
I am glad you are pleased! Most people are disappointed when they find out it's a roo.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Well I literally just hatched a few chicks and I think 1 of them is crowing at 3 days old. Please correct me if I am wrong. Also can I post videos so I can show you guys?
The first two are definitely cockerels. One rule that applies to just about every single breed is that males will start to pink up in the comb much earlier than pullets. A red comb by 10 weeks old, means cockerel. Pullets don't start to turn red in the comb until after 12 weeks old.Bought 6 RIR pullets from Atwoods. Thinking they were more Straight Run Production Red. I believe I have 3 hens & 3 roo's.
All photos are at 6 wks except for last photo is at 4 weeks. I know that's early but even then I could see the difference. Also I've read about the line on RIR's head as chicks meaning hens and no line meaning roo's. I understand that's not solid to go on but if it was these would be 100% correct. Can't have Roo's in the subdivision so I'd like to send the boys off as soon as possible before I fall in love even more. Thanks!!
do you have YouTube?How do I post a video
Bought 6 RIR pullets from Atwoods. Thinking they were more Straight Run Production Red. I believe I have 3 hens & 3 roo's.![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
All photos are at 6 wks except for last photo is at 4 weeks. I know that's early but even then I could see the difference. Also I've read about the line on RIR's head as chicks meaning hens and no line meaning roo's. I understand that's not solid to go on but if it was these would be 100% correct. Can't have Roo's in the subdivision so I'd like to send the boys off as soon as possible before I fall in love even more. Thanks!!