If it's a black sex-link a roo should have a white spot on top of it's head. However, barred rocks all have the spot.Yay for Fran coming aroundI have one that has been identified as a possible Black Sex Link that just does not want anything to do with me. He ( I say he because seems to act very roo-like though if it is a He I doubt it is a BSL maybe an ameraucana? ) anyhoo he will jump on my lap for a split second and then off he goes.
I though maybe an amerucana? He is mostly black, wish some white greyish bib area.
Do you have a new pic?He does not have a white spot, I posted a pic here last week and someone said he was a possible BSL, but I think he is a roo therefore must be something else, he acts rooish, lol and his feathers are coming in much different then my two known girls.
lol, standoffish is putting it midly. she squawks like crazy when i pick her up, and when she does come near me pecks and her/his pecks are a bit harder than my other two. also stands a lot taller and carries her himself differently. Hubs has his heart set on it being a roo, already named it rooster cogburn, won't he be disappointed.
Yea...Blackie went thru that stage too. Your chick looks to be a week or 2 behind her agewise. She's about 5-6 weeks & fully feathered at this point. Getting pretty big for her age too.
He is finally coming around, and i had no idea just how big they had gotten until I got 3 favorolle/cochin mix babies this week, they look huge compared to the others!
