#4 could possibly be a black Jersey giant....HelloI have 4 of my chickens that I haven’t been able to find out the breed of. These are some photos.
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I think no4 is a Black Star, but I thought I might just check because my other Black Star has a much redder neck, however I do know it varies between chicken. Thanks in advance
Sorry!! Meant to say 3 instead of 4! Haha, that one does look to be large fowl instead of bantam. 3 is the one that looks smallHello, I’m back! Thanks for the replies. I am located in the UK so could be. The only reason I’m unsure about 3 is that she has black tips on her wings and tail but I guess she could just be a NHR and a crossbreed involving a NHR maybe? About 4, thank you for the idea but I’m pretty sure she is not a bantam. She looks quite small on that photo but is one of the larger chickens I own. I was worried 3 is a cockerel too as it has a very large head and has been getting into some fights lately with other chickens. Think 3 is a bit over a year old, but her/his tail doesn’t look like a cockerels one at all which leads me to think maybe she is just a chicken? By the way, I’m not against cockerels at all and I love them, just not suitable for my situation.
1 silver double laced barndvelnder they are really pretty and rare a bit pricey you should consider yourself lucky Ive been trying to look for this specif breed take good care of her . 2 is some sort of cream leg bar dorking mix IDK. 3 guessing New hampshire red. 4 Black sex link but I might be wrong.Hello
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I think no4 is a Black Star, but I thought I might just check because my other Black Star has a much redder neck, however I do know it varies between chicken. Thanks in advance
I’m messing everything up! I’m so sorry, I’m multitasking and causing problems. No3 is probably around 4/5 months old. No health problems. But would have thought by now if she was a cockerel would have a bit of a more ‘cockerelly’ tail if you get me. She does sneeze often like all the other younger chickens, but the older ones don’t.
Thank you. Don’t worry, she’s taken very good care of. She’s the smallest of the flock but surprisingly stands her ground. Thanks for the rest, and yeah, I’m pretty certain 4 is. BSL
