The Cutest and Sweetest Chick Ever

[ChickMamaCRM]

Hi Everyone,
We just hatched our first batch of chicken eggs ever! I just wanted to say that this chick, the first to come out of her egg yesterday afternoon, is the sweetest ever!! She is such a blessing and a joy. 10 minutes after being put into brooder from incubator, she was already cuddling up to my hand and sleeping in my palm absolutely willingly!!! We named her Violet. I just wanted to say that chicks are THE BEST!! She is the most special chick ever! Do you have a chick or chicken like this? Please let me know!!! I would love to hear about him or her!
Thank you all!!!!!!!

 

[Ecarroll]

Congrats on the chick! I’ve found that most chicks are pretty freindly, some tend to drift away as they grow up, some not. Good luck with the little ones!

 

[ChickMamaCRM]

Thank you, @Ecaroll! I hope that she is always this sweet and outgoing, too!!!!

 

[FuzzyDinoNuggets]

It thinks that you’re it’s mother
Unfortunately the nicest ones usually end up being cockerels

 

[ChickMamaCRM]

Ohhhhhh, that is so cute!!!!
And I did not now that about cockerels. Is there a way to know early on? Thank you!

 

[ChickMamaCRM]

More pics!!!!!!

 

[FuzzyDinoNuggets]

You can’t really tell the gender until they’re around 4 weeks old. Cockerels should have a pretty pronounced comb by then.

 

[newchickychick]

What a precious chick! We haven't had the honor of hatching our own eggs yet, but I'm hoping to buy an incubator this winter so I have months of research I can do on properly incubating so we can potentially hatch a few next summer. Violet is SO fluffy! Here's to many more pics and memories for you and Violet.

I do have one absolute angel named Gadget, an EE/Americana. She's gotten a good bit bigger than this (she's about 3 weeks now!), but always loves to hop up on my hand and hang out with me. (I say she as they were sexed pullets from TSC, but also knowing TSC... ) She's got 'angry eyebrows' but is such a little doll.

 

[ChickMamaCRM]

You can’t really tell the gender until they’re around 4 weeks old. Cockerels should have a pretty pronounced comb by then.

Okay, good to know!! Thank you!

 

[ChickMamaCRM]

What a precious chick! We haven't had the honor of hatching our own eggs yet, but I'm hoping to buy an incubator this winter so I have months of research I can do on properly incubating so we can potentially hatch a few next summer. Violet is SO fluffy! Here's to many more pics and memories for you and Violet.

I do have one absolute angel named Gadget, an EE/Americana. She's gotten a good bit bigger than this (she's about 3 weeks now!), but always loves to hop up on my hand and hang out with me. (I say she as they were sexed pullets from TSC, but also knowing TSC... ) She's got 'angry eyebrows' but is such a little doll.
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Awwwwww….. she is the sweetest!!!