Feb 26, 2015 Thread starter #11 chickwithchick Hatching Feb 23, 2015 7 0 9 The chick is the only one that is starting to grow tail feathers as of now. Is that a good or bad sign? Last edited: Feb 26, 2015
The chick is the only one that is starting to grow tail feathers as of now. Is that a good or bad sign?
Feb 26, 2015 #12 Lady of McCamley Free Ranging 13 Years Mar 19, 2011 8,385 7,487 642 NW Oregon Can be a good sign as females tend to feather in faster, but you'd have to compare a BSL to a BSL and not another breed as breeds mature differently. It is probably a girl...just watch and wait to see if white stripes start in at the wings to indicate more barring to come. Lady of McCamley
Can be a good sign as females tend to feather in faster, but you'd have to compare a BSL to a BSL and not another breed as breeds mature differently. It is probably a girl...just watch and wait to see if white stripes start in at the wings to indicate more barring to come. Lady of McCamley
Feb 26, 2015 #13 Kev Crowing 12 Years Jan 13, 2008 6,517 755 361 Sun City, California So far no obvious signs of barring. Just noticed the legs are pretty dark which is a very good sign as barring also lightens the legs...
So far no obvious signs of barring. Just noticed the legs are pretty dark which is a very good sign as barring also lightens the legs...
Mar 15, 2015 Thread starter #14 chickwithchick Hatching Feb 23, 2015 7 0 9 Update. Chick is now completely black. No signs of barring as of yet. My other one has gotten some different colored feathers.
Update. Chick is now completely black. No signs of barring as of yet. My other one has gotten some different colored feathers.
Sep 20, 2015 #15 southernhusky Chirping Aug 30, 2015 289 26 92 Aww thanks for sharing =) Looks fem for sure now, fingers crossed.