Turkens, OE, CCLB - ~5wks

[ThinMintTheChicken]

What about these ones? First 2 are 3 weeks old, last one is 5 weeks

I love the fluffy feet on the one though!!! Never seen a NN with that much fluff

 

[ThinMintTheChicken]

What about these ones? First 2 are 3 weeks old, last one is 5 weeks

Oh wait, is the fluffy footed NN a brahma mix? It seems to have less feathering than the blue NN, and slow feathering is a common trait for brahmas
*Which I also think makes it take longer to tell if it's a pullet or cockerel, may be wrong on this though*

 

[Akennedy]

I love the fluffy feet on the one though!!! Never seen a NN with that much fluff

I was told standard sized nn, and she said they weren’t mixed with anything! I’ve never had them before so I know nothing about them!!

 

[Akennedy]

5 week old one looks to be a Pullet, and the 3 week old ones are too early to tell

Thanks!!!!

 

[Akennedy]

I love the fluffy feet on the one though!!! Never seen a NN with that much fluff

It does have a lot of feathers on those feet!!! B

 

[Akennedy]

5 week old one looks to be a Pullet, and the 3 week old ones are too early to tell

Ohhhh really? I was thinking the 5 week old was a roo because of bigger comb. But I don’t know this breed. I wonder why the difference in tails in the 2 little ones.

 

[Akennedy]

I love the fluffy feet on the one though!!! Never seen a NN with that much fluff

Look at this

 

[ThinMintTheChicken]

Look at this

what type of comb does it have? If it has a peacomb then it could possibly be mixed with brahma, and if it has a straight comb then it would likely be mixed with cochin

 

[Akennedy]

what type of comb does it have? If it has a peacomb then it could possibly be mixed with brahma, and if it has a straight comb then it would likely be mixed with cochin

What kind is this?

 

[ThinMintTheChicken]

What kind is this?

Looks like a straight comb or a single row peacomb, hard to tell but their feathers are coming in really pretty! It kind of looks like their going to be silver laced