What breed!

[Mickey Lou 04]

. Bantam. 14 weeks. Any ideas??

That's a golden seabright.... Which if I remember correctly is a "hen feathered" breed, meaning the roos don't get plumage that gives away their gender like most breeds.

. This is madea. She is 14 weeks and was in the bantam bin but she is as big as my leghorns!!!! Any ideas on the breed and could she be a full size and was just on the wrong bin ?????

Black Austrolaurp?

 

[acates]

. Bantam. 14 weeks. Any ideas??

That is 100% a sebright roo. I have silver sebrights
here is the hen

here is the roo

 

[acates]

A female will have no wattle. Both hen and roosters have the same feathering but it is a roo. Sorry

 

[suzannevans]

Black one looks like a possible austrolorp pellet, big beautiful birds and lay great!

 

[Bethel3330]

Black one looks like a possible austrolorp pellet, big beautiful birds and lay great!

I thought the same but I'm new so I didn't say anything! Lol Looks like mine.

 

[Angierob]

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That is 100% a sebright roo. I have silver sebrights
here is the hen

here is the roo. Thank you thank you!!!!

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

If you bought at TSC, the bin it was in doesn't matter. Lol!
They get signs placed wrong and picked up and put back in the wrong one all the time.

Eh- with bantams they just order and label "assorted bantams" anyway -- makes that particular tub fun if you know what you're looking for and how to tell the differences between them all.

 

[Angierob]

Thank you all!!! Will regular chickens in with bantem a have issues?? Will my lg barred rock try to mount my little girls???

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

I've kept mixed flocks (LF and bantams) and not had issues -it is really more a matter of the individual birds in question, which you'll be able to evaluate as you go (and would do even w/out the size difference). And, yes, a roo will mount any female he can.

 

[Angierob]

I've kept mixed flocks (LF and bantams) and not had issues -it is really more a matter of the individual birds in question, which you'll be able to evaluate as you go (and would do even w/out the size difference).  And, yes, a roo will mount any female he can.

Will they hurt them?