These are pullets, right?
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nekoatsume
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These are pullets, right?
Sorry about the quality - I have a couple of these; no combs, definite EE cross with Silkie, possibly something else in there. They are nearly three months old. Pullets, right? I know the darker fellow with a comb is a cockerel - already crowing..
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Killerbunny
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These are pullets, right?
Pretty, yes they look like it to me.
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These are pullets, right?
I'm not a seasoned pullet-spotter, but they look like it to me too.
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These are pullets, right?
Yes they are pullets
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These are pullets, right?
Neat looking birds..my guess would lean to pullets...
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These are pullets, right?
windwalkingwolf wrote:QR_BBPOSTlooks like three pullets one cockerel. :)
with WWW. The one standing by the red bucket looks like a cockerel to me.
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These are pullets, right?
Yep the one by the bucket it a boy.....wonder if that's why the bucket is turned on it's side? would be at my place! LOLnekoatsume wrote:QR_BBPOST ... I know the darker fellow with a comb is a cockerel - already crowing..
Boys cannot have that same pattern that the girls have. The breast or the hackle and saddle feathers would be different from the back colour. so that partridge kind of colour (they look quite welsummerish actually) only a girl can be that distribution of colours.
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