Aug 7, 2014 #1 sadiepoo In the Brooder 5 Years Aug 6, 2014 11 0 29 hampton georgia Ok. I purchased this girl 2 weeks old and was told she was a cochin bantam? But this doesn't seem accurate. Possible cuckoo? [/B][/B][/IMG] Last edited: Aug 7, 2014
Ok. I purchased this girl 2 weeks old and was told she was a cochin bantam? But this doesn't seem accurate. Possible cuckoo? [/B][/B][/IMG]
Aug 7, 2014 #2 NewlyHatchedEgg Chirping 5 Years Jun 16, 2014 104 17 63 Barred Cochin bantam is my guess.
Aug 7, 2014 #3 JadedPhoenix Songster 7 Years Oct 29, 2012 1,211 151 216 Tyro-Lexington, NC She doesn't appear to have feathered feet. Is it that the pic just isn't clear or close enough for us to see the feathers?
She doesn't appear to have feathered feet. Is it that the pic just isn't clear or close enough for us to see the feathers?
Aug 7, 2014 #4 NewlyHatchedEgg Chirping 5 Years Jun 16, 2014 104 17 63 If you click on the images, you can view a larger picture. The chicken does have feathered feet and legs.
If you click on the images, you can view a larger picture. The chicken does have feathered feet and legs.
Aug 7, 2014 #5 Michael OShay Crowing 5 Years May 14, 2014 25,581 2,527 438 Montana She is a feather-legged Cuckoo Marans.
Aug 7, 2014 #6 Basskids08 Chick Logging 5 Years Mar 9, 2014 2,830 195 178 In the country somewhere Michael OShay said: She is a feather-legged Cuckoo Marans. Click to expand... X2 agree with Michael
Aug 7, 2014 Thread starter #7 sadiepoo In the Brooder 5 Years Aug 6, 2014 11 0 29 hampton georgia Thank yall. I knew when she caught up with the RiR there was no way a bantam! Does anyone know when they typically start laying? She is now 16 weeks.
Thank yall. I knew when she caught up with the RiR there was no way a bantam! Does anyone know when they typically start laying? She is now 16 weeks.
Aug 7, 2014 #8 JadedPhoenix Songster 7 Years Oct 29, 2012 1,211 151 216 Tyro-Lexington, NC Give her at least another four weeks. You may have a gifted hen and start early but 20 is usually the standard.
Give her at least another four weeks. You may have a gifted hen and start early but 20 is usually the standard.