Hi everyone,
A few months ago we bought some backyard chooks to replenish our stocks, as two of our hens are in retirement. We got three "pullets" two pure white with red pea combs and a brown one, well a couple months later the brown "chicken" surprised us by becoming a roo practically overnight (or a Chooster as I call him). He is very quite (apart from his morning call) pretty small and hasn't shown any aggression so far, so he is staying for now. I was just wondering what was in him? I thought normal sex link roos were white with a brown bum but ours is the opposite. Im guessing he is a mutt really butt a point or guess in the right direction would help
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Mr Barker formerly Miss Barker
He has a white laced tail?
Mr Barker and one of the white hens that came with.
Thank you
Kim
A few months ago we bought some backyard chooks to replenish our stocks, as two of our hens are in retirement. We got three "pullets" two pure white with red pea combs and a brown one, well a couple months later the brown "chicken" surprised us by becoming a roo practically overnight (or a Chooster as I call him). He is very quite (apart from his morning call) pretty small and hasn't shown any aggression so far, so he is staying for now. I was just wondering what was in him? I thought normal sex link roos were white with a brown bum but ours is the opposite. Im guessing he is a mutt really butt a point or guess in the right direction would help
Mr Barker formerly Miss Barker
He has a white laced tail?
Mr Barker and one of the white hens that came with.
Thank you
Kim
