These 4 barred Rock Mixes 5 weeks old. I suspect cockrels. Can I get other opinions?
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It looks possible. I wouldn’t say for sure yet. A few of my BR hens had some pretty early comb growth. I do think the one in t be last pic is a cockerel though.These 4 barred Rock Mixes 5 weeks old. I suspect cockrels. Can I get other opinions?
Male mixes aren’t usually lighter colored though there may be exceptions I don’t know about.That’s what I’m thinking so far... are these your only chicks? Sorry another that and luck.
But I’d wait until they’re a bit older (8+ weeks is preferable) but... barred rock cockerels are usually lighter in color... but since they are mixes...![]()
That’s what I’m thinking so far... are these your only chicks? Sorry another that and luck.
But I’d wait until they’re a bit older (8+ weeks is preferable) but... barred rock cockerels are usually lighter in color... but since they are mixes...![]()
Uh oh. I’m not sure about the Brahma genes but I know that buff Orpington x BR hen are supposed to be sex-linked. Which would mean these are cockerels. What type of Brahma was it?Okay so 2 of these are pretty much jerks and peck your hand as soon as you put your had in the pen
The Hen was full Breed Barred Plymouth Rock
This is the Rooster
He is Buff Orpington x Brahma
Light BrahmaUh oh. I’m not sure about the Brahma genes but I know that buff Orpington x BR hen are supposed to be sex-linked. Which would mean these are cockerels. What type of Brahma was it?