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Quote: I will be listening for crowing but none yet... I did notice that some (and I don't remember which right now) had deeper "voices" than others. Could that be a sign they are roo also? I plan on keeping all the hens and at least one roo, so I'm hoping that I have 4 hens and a roo. Then...

I am really hoping that I get at least two Turken hens! I'm glad you think both EE's are pullets. I can see the younger light one turing out to be a roo. I can just imagine how beautiful he'll be!

Just noticed that my son is putting around on his John Deere tractor in the one picture. If he doesn't grow up to be a farmer...

I'm so excited to see what they will grow up to look like! But... if I do have that many roos, I will have to cull some. I have two boys already that I'm very fond of, and I'm afraid more than that will not be a good thing. I don't know if I'll keep one NN or not. I'm not doing any special...

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Good I wanted 2 EE pullets! My guess on the Turkens is this: Black 1: cockerel Black 2: cockerel (maybe?) Buff 1: pullet Buff 2: cockerel Buff 3: pullet But that's just based on their size/combs... anybody else have any ideas?

These are my first turken and EE babies, and I honestly am not sure how to sex them. I just can't seem to find the hackles on these Turkens! Thanks! These Turkens are 7 weeks and the EE's 8 weeks: Black #1: A little bigger than the rest Black #2: This one is the smallest of all my...