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Mamahumecky said:
all my girls feathered out faster, and i feather sexed them all for fun and so far it looks like i'm right
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I have had great luck feather sexing them except for BLRW and the Black Cochins are hard for me to see the layers thru the fuzz. I am excited to think that 6 of the 8 chicks I kept may be girls! And all Blue egg layers!
 
Flowerbh said:
I have had great luck feather sexing them except for BLRW and the Black Cochins are hard for me to see the layers thru the fuzz.  I am excited to think that  6 of the 8 chicks I kept may be girls!  And all Blue egg layers! 
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The males on a Cochin should have shorter primary feathers on their wings and no tail feathers by a week.
 
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Howdy Georgians I am new to the BYC. I am in Talmo which is located in Jackson County just south of the Hall County line. Looking forward to learning more about these great and beautiful animals.
 
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I've got my breeding pens all mapped out. I will be breeding Dominiques. They are already full grown. I have EE's, BTWJB, and LBOEGB/BTWJB mixes. I will also have blue and black Cochin bantams. Splash, blue, and black silkies. I will also finally have some silver penciled Cochin bantams.
 
Jharper said:

I've got my breeding pens all mapped out. I will be breeding Dominiques. They are already full grown. I have EE's, BTWJB, and LBOEGB/BTWJB mixes. I will also have blue and black Cochin bantams. Splash, blue, and black silkies. I will also finally have some silver penciled Cochin bantams.
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Nice! Isn't fun to think about all those chicks! Question: What do you do with all the males? I hatched some eggs that I ordered because I wanted that particular chicken, and then I have to deal with roos.
 

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