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I’m leaning toward it being a cockerel. Here are photos at 9 weeks old

Thanks for all the input! I’ll assume it’s male and upload some additional pics over the next couple weeks

Hi all- I received this fluff from a neighbor and she stated that it is a pullet. I don’t have enough experience with Cream Legbar chicks to agree/disagree. I do have a lovely 5 year old CLB hen in my adult coop but got her at a year old. What do you think: pullet or cockerel? Could it be too...

He has found a new home!

He has found a new home!

He found a lovely new home!

I posted in the SF Bay Area thread as well but as we all know, Northern California is in an eye of the beholder! Up for discussion is my gorgeous 8 week old black mille fleur Swedish Flower Hen cockerel. Hatched under a broody hen on April 22, 2023. Friendly - will jump up on your arm and eat...

Thank you so much :)

He’s so sweet too :) I posted in the SF Bay Area thread but would be happy to have the greater CA thread link as well!

Up for discussion is my gorgeous 8 week old black mille fleur Swedish Flower Hen cockerel. Hatched under a broody hen on April 22, 2023. Friendly - will jump up on your arm and eat from your hand. Vaccinated for Marek’s. Asking $25 - I’m very open to discussion for a great home so please email...

Up for discussion is my gorgeous 8 week old black mille fleur Swedish Flower Hen cockerel. Hatched under a broody hen on April 22, 2023. Friendly - will jump up on your arm and eat from your hand. Vaccinated for Marek’s. Asking $25 but I’m very open to discussion if going to a good home...

Thanks for the link! I was hoping for a bivalent vaccine but I guess those are only available to large producers...

Does anyone know where to get a bivalent version of the Marek Disease vaccine (eg. Zoetis POULVAC Marek vaccine or RISMA or Vectormune)? According to a local farmer, his vet says that the bivalent is the most protective version of the vaccine...I welcome all thoughts on this - thanks!

Thank you for writing - The bird is beautiful so happy to hear that the neighbor most likely got what she paid for. These were her first chickens. Thanks for detail about the SS being more mahogany. The eggs from this hen are brown but given the landrace history and lack of a “tight” standard...