Who wants to play the good ole’ game of hen or roo?!?

[JedJackson]

It's a cockerel. Big, colorful comb/wattles at an early age, deeper red coloring at the shoulders, and an irregular overall color pattern are what I am judging by. Its legs are also thick, another sign.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Yes, I agree with Jed, definitely a cockerel. Pretty boy!

 

[Quarterhorses1]

This is my hen At that age. Very much a hen now

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Also, I think he’s probably a buff Brahma mix, because of the feathered legs and it looks like he has a modified pea comb. Buff Brahma mixed with something barred…

 

[Birdie and what the flock]

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This is my hen At that age. Very much a hen now

She is gorgeous!!! Love her hat

 

[Birdie and what the flock]

If you send pictures of each chick, we can possibly figure out their breeds. You can also ask your friend's neighbor which breeds they have.

Hen or roo and what kind??

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

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Hen or roo and what kind??

I’d say that’s a Cornish cross, and a pullet. Though since they’re mixed breeds, she’s probably that and something else, as she’s not quite as chunky as one would expect.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

I’d say that’s a Cornish cross, and a pullet. Though since they’re mixed breeds, she’s probably that and something else, as she’s not quite as chunky as one would expect.

I would agree

 

[Birdie and what the flock]

I’d say that’s a Cornish cross, and a pullet. Though since they’re mixed breeds, she’s probably that and something else, as she’s not quite as chunky as one would expect.

Thank you all for your help!!!

 

[Birdie and what the flock]

What about this one? Hen or roo? Tries to chest bump everyone