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[dlottman]

Hey all,
This chick was sold to me as a Blue Gold Partridge Brahma
she/he has a true pea comb but not any higher or redder than her/his sister a Partridge Brahma
They are both beautiful and super docile and friendly
I really want her to be a pullet, please any advice

Out of 7 chicks since May 3 so far have been roos if this one is that makes 4 out of 7
not very good luck I'm afraid

 

[Painted Calls]

Looks like you have a pair. The cockerel being the first one.

 

[Buffbrahmasforever]

About 4 months old right? I'm thinking both pullet. Partridge cockerels would have solid colored chests not a patterned chests, I believe. And at four months the comb would be much bigger and redder.

 

[MadamPoofyBrow]

I can't get the pictures to enlarge (I'm having internet issues...) but from what I can see it looks like a cockerel. Sorry, those are some pretty bad odds :-(

 

[dlottman]

that's what I have been hoping, all the blue fluff and coloring made me think girl, but I'm new to Brahmas, here is a better picture of her face and chest
Also a picture of Frank he is about a 5 weeks older, he is a buff laced Brahma

 

[The Happster]

Looks like you have a pair. The cockerel being the first one.

x2 on that.
#1 has cockerel feathering.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

that's what I have been hoping, all the blue fluff and coloring made me think girl, but I'm new to Brahmas, here is a better picture of her face and chest
Also a picture of Frank he is about a 5 weeks older, he is a buff laced Brahma

Still a boy.

 

[happychicken2435]

Still a boy.

X2

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Oh my goodness, these birds are stunning

 

[Kellow1]

Hey all,
This chick was sold to me as a Blue Gold Partridge Brahma
she/he has a true pea comb but not any higher or redder than her/his sister a Partridge Brahma
They are both beautiful and super docile and friendly
I really want her to be a pullet, please any advice

Out of 7 chicks since May 3 so far have been roos if this one is that makes 4 out of 7
not very good luck I'm afraid

These all look like hens. At this age, a roo would have a red comb.