BobbiStandley
In the Brooder
- May 10, 2025
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Oh gosh probably a couple months, probably closer to 3 months. Doesn't act very cockeral ish. The one next to it is a "red star" or "cinnamon queen". Those hybrids ended up all just looking like red hens lol.The one centered in the photo is not a Welsummer and I suspect it may be a cockerel. How old?
Can you get a pic of the chicken right next to that one? The one with the yellow legs bending over. That may be your Welsummer.
Ah I see! You're right- a lot of those reddish ones look similar.Oh gosh probably a couple months, probably closer to 3 months. Doesn't act very cockeral ish. The one next to it is a "red star" or "cinnamon queen". Those hybrids ended up all just looking like red hens lol.
I'll be watching this one closely for sure! Hoping its a nice layer, but worse case, chicken tortilla soup.Ah I see! You're right- a lot of those reddish ones look similar.
I would definitely keep an eye on that one... that coloring is screaming cockerel to me. Too flashy. I agree with that he has some Bielefelder coloring but it almost looks like he has a pea comb in the photo.
Maybe @JedJackson can identify.
Thank you! He is pretty! Obviously not what I expectedLooks to be an olive egger cockerel. It has a pea comb, so can't be a Bielefelder.
I think it is a cockerel because the comb is large, and there are deeper red patches on its shoulders.
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.