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This is my first flock and I was wondering if anyone could tell me at what age are they no longer considered chicks? Thanks!
When are they not considered chicks anymore?
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When they feather out and start to develop combs/ waddles. I guess you could consider them teenagers then.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
When they stop peeping?
Please, yes! It is so funny to have all of these fully-feathered, comb-and-wattle-growing, independent, coop-living, scratching-the-ground, bug-hunting, high-roosting chickens running around still going "peep peep" and not SOUNDING at all like chickens!
Hahahah! I know, right? I'm looking forward to my girls getting their "grown-up" voices. They nearly look like adults, and then they open their beaks.
