I assume this is a cochin cross due to it's pea comb.
If I had to guess, I would say it was between 4-5 months old. The comb/wattle combo has been that red since we got it month ago. There is a trip happening to the butcher on Monday and I need to figure it out.
This type of tail is throwing me....cochins seem to have round tail feathers--I am not used to this. Any help you give would be appreciated!
Sorry for the poor quality pics--my phone is crappy.
Help needed sexing a bantam cochin cross
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Most definitely a boy, most definitely not a Cochin lol. Cochins have single combs :) .
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A boy, large red wattles.
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yep...what they said!
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I already suspected but it is amazing what you are willing to ignore when you want to.... Thank you
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