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[8 Chicks 1967]

Her temperament is nothing like an Orpington or Brahma..She is like an Amerucana..A bit flighty which is funny because she is huge and has cheeks like EE..Her Dads mom was a White pure Ameruacana..

We have an EE 3 year old hen and 3 Lavender Americana pullets about 33 weeks old. All of them are about 4 to 4.5 lbs Our Rock/Orpington hen is a big girl.

 

[chickens really]

We have an EE 3 year old hen and 3 Lavender Americana pullets about 33 weeks old. All of them are about 4 to 4.5 lbs Our Rock/Orpington hen is a big girl.

Yes...I make crosses from my Huge Brahma/Amerucana Rooster and breed him to Orpington Hens..Usually all Chicks look Orpington/Brahma...Betty White is special ...I created an Olive egg layer from my Rooster and a Blue Orpington Hen...Her name is Olive...lol

 

[lazy gardener]

I would call it a pullet. Really, you have everything to loose by letting her go... thinking she's a he. (Only to find out that she IS a she.) And everything to gain, by keeping her, only to find out that she is a he.

 

[chickens really]

Now I can't wait to take a picture of this crazy Bird...Hurry up day light!....

 

[chickens really]

I would call it a pullet. Really, you have everything to loose by letting her go... thinking she's a he. (Only to find out that she IS a she.) And everything to gain, by keeping her, only to find out that she is a he.

Huh...Its a Pullet 100%...What?

 

[lazy gardener]

Better to keep her and be wrong than to give her away and be wrong!

She's a pretty gal, and will no doubt give you lots of nice eggs. However, I'm stumped as to why she doesn't have feathered feet. Do you only have one roo? And is he feather footed? Were either of her parents definitely feather footed? Cause, those feathered feet are supposed to be dominant.

 

[chickens really]

@lazy gardener
Your confused...?
It is a Pullet just huge...I'll post a picture as soon as the sun comes up or if she will stand still long enough?...Fantastic Pullet and I'm proud I created her..

 

[lazy gardener]

If you have her parentage figured out, set some more eggs from the same breeding, quick! Then, work on breeding males back to hen, and females back to roo. And perhaps some sibling matches. See if you can get the traits fixed.

 

[chickens really]

Better to keep her and be wrong than to give her away and be wrong!

She's a pretty gal, and will no doubt give you lots of nice eggs. However, I'm stumped as to why she doesn't have feathered feet. Do you only have one roo? And is he feather footed? Were either of her parents definitely feather footed? Cause, those feathered feet are supposed to be dominant.

Your confused...My Rooster has feathered feet..Betty white actually took more after her grandmother so has feathered cheeks..Also my Roo does too..Most of my crosses have feathered feet..genetics....

 

[lazy gardener]

Does she have feathered feet?