Well, I'm glad my boy is not the Lone Ranger. Maybe I just need to be patient. Hopefully he's not a dud. lol
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Mine rooster is around 10 months (ish?). I heard him crow once, but it was a long time ago when he wad the only rooster and it was a sad little crow. He still isn't full feathered out, and has never mated (to my knowledge.) For some reason my trio refuses to socialize with any of the other chickens. Even when they sleep they dont roost they huddle together in a pile. The only thing they like is my cat, who I've found sleeping with his head on their fluffy butts so many times.
Good to know. I thought cockerels ALWAYS matured faster than pullets. My hens are fertile because when I had my Jubilees in with my Lavenders I hatched out some crossbreed chicks (either solid glossy black or with copper neck feathers). The Lavender roo was dominant as the Lavenders all matured more quickly. Meanwhile my Jubilee Roos (well, one of them at least) crows like an immature cockerel and I've had zero fertile eggs. I know I saw the Jubilee roo act like he wanted to mate but the Lavender roo would always put a stop to it. Hopefully I'll get some fertile eggs soon.
Those birds above are Greenfire Line according to the lady that I bought the eggs from (she lives in Raleigh, NC).
Pullets won't have red combs until they start laying. Until then, they are pink.Mine aren't fully matured but have light pink combs? Has anybody else had this in their hens?
Pullets won't have red combs until they start laying. Until then, they are pink.