- Apr 2, 2009
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I have two chicks of each breed that we chose (six in all).
With some of the breeds that we chose the combs seem to look different within the same breed. Is there a reason for this? You will see in the photos above that the two Silver-Laced Wyandotte's have completely different looking combs.
What is the likelihood that I will end up with roosters when I was supposed to have received sexed pullets? Our chicks came from Townline Hatchery in Zeeland, MI.
When do you know if you have a rooster or hen for sure?
When do roosters and hens start clucking and "cock-a-doodle-doing"?
Thanks.
Jessica