Here are some of the same chicks now. These are all pullets. I sold all of the males.
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.
Quote:Hatching chicks this time of year is very interesting. I wonder what color they are going to look like when they get thier adult feathers in in five or chick months. Most Heritage R I Red breeders do not have their breeding pens in place till Dec or Jan.Back yard chicken folks seem to have theirs going the year around for some reason. Never could figure that one out but do I know. Thanks for the pictures hope more will show up of adult birds. I have had quite a few orders for R I Red bantams started chicks and many orders for the Mohawk large fowl that we have down here.
I hope to get some Mokawks at the Lake City Show in January.
Quote:
I guessing that you are talking about the one in the center and the one at the top in the photo. I've hatched or gotten chicks that arrived at 2 or 3 days old and none of them were that different in color. All that I've had were really uniform in color from each hatch. Most would get lighter as they were losing the down but then when the feathers came in they got darker and darker. I was never able to tell by color but it doesn't take long till the males legs are heavier and the combs, wattles start to show up more then the pullets.. Look at the RIRs what are the genders, if I'm not mistaken, don't the colors tell?![]()
nice wing color, they have the lenth and brick shape as the old male pictures showed that Ricky took. Way to go. bob
Patients and Passion are the two words to success with Standard Breed Poultry.Nice Ron![]()
I'll be there with mine, sooner or later LOL
(my new word) PATIENCE
I remember as a lad, my Grandaddy repeated this too me on more than one occasion(patience my son) LOL
Jeff