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- Jun 29, 2011
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Thanks! He is gorgeous, whatever he turns out to be. Still waiting for either an egg or a crow. It's the true test, right?
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My androgenous chicken has hackles on the right side and posture of a hen, but a longer tail. I was beginning to think it was a he but then the huge double yolked eggs started to appear every couple of days. I will name her/him Pat.I've been wondering about Jo every since she was a young thing... I have never been able to figure out what kind of chicken she is, although I had assumed she was a pullet as that's how she was sold to me. A friend here on BYC told me I had a rooster, and yet, he was still one of the strangest chicks she'd ever seen, from his irregular feathering down to his mis-matched legs. My friend posted some photos on the Gender/Breed section and a tentative consensus has been formed that I may have a chimera on my hands. I've been taking photos of my entire flock every couple weeks to document their growth... these are from Jo's photoshoots.
3 weeks old:
5 weeks old:
7 weeks old:
9 weeks old (current photos):
I've found her development pretty fascinating and thought this might be a good place to share her story and get some feedback. What do you think? Do I have a chimera on my hands?
Edited to add: Here is the initial thread that got this all started. Thanks, Amy!
Pics please!!My androgenous chicken has hackles on the right side and posture of a hen, but a longer tail. I was beginning to think it was a he but then the huge double yolked eggs started to appear every couple of days. I will name her/him Pat.
Picture? Hens can have longer tails.My androgenous chicken has hackles on the right side and posture of a hen, but a longer tail. I was beginning to think it was a he but then the huge double yolked eggs started to appear every couple of days. I will name her/him Pat.