What Do I Have, Are They Hens

[CluckyChuckCrazy]

look definatly like roo's to me to

 

[MorePower7701]

Ok...... here are two more detailed pictures, want to make sure that it's a he, not a she. If it's a he, could someone please tell me what I missed.

Again, thanks so very much.

 

[Robin'sBrood]

Those shots look girly to me, but what do I know.

Can you get a good, clear side view pic?

 

[Yay Chicks!]

Looks like a girl to me too.

Plus, I think that not everyone is reading the entire thread and all may not know that you took the first two back and now are asking about the bird in the middle of the thread...

 

[kano]

. When the comb is red like it is in the photo,( the head's photo) and the bird is young, is male. The pullets at that age have the comb very pale (yellowish) and turn red, near the point of lay.

 

[Chevis]

If it was me Id wait and see if it crows. (Just to make sure)

Cause with the recent pics I dont see any saddle feathers??

 

[cjdmashley]

do you already have roos? we had 2 head roos so when the ones i thought were "hens" started crowing we realized they were just very slow growing roos. someone on here said a slow growing roo can take up to a year to mature

 

[karimw]

I vote hen on this one. Very pretty!

 

[cashdl]

Maybe its just me but I see saddle feathers on that one. Look at the top photo before the tail starts there is a long curled skinny feather there. It just looks like he is taking a long time to get his feathers in or another roo has been pecking them out. He also has a EE roo butchers apron coloring. But I could be wrong.

Lanae

 

[DomesticGoddess]

both roo's and I agree they look like EE's! Good luck.