13/14 weeks
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13/14 weeks
So I am still pretty undecided. Or blinded by wanting a pullet. I think cockerel.
20-22 week update
@Overo Mare @Tookie
Yes, he is on the list.Yep, cockerel.
Yes. As I let this batch get bigger I am seeing a big difference between shape of a pullet behind and the saddle feather on cockerels.Male saddles are showing clearly.
Definite boy. He’s a pretty one, though!So I am still pretty undecided. Or blinded by wanting a pullet. I think cockerel.
20-22 week update
@Overo Mare @Tookie
He is nice tooDefinite boy. He’s a pretty one, though!
Oh, we have young children who wamt to go in the pen to collect eggsI was asking if butchering him was the only option. If he’s a good, pretty boy, why not keep him? Of course, if butchering is the only option then go ahead. I was just curious why the crock-pot was his set-in-stone future.
Oh, we have young children who wamt to go in the pen to collect eggs
Between 10 and 14 weeks. I got him/her as a sick chick (eye infection) from an overcrowded barnHow old and can you get side/tail photos please?