Golden Star Sex Links?

[JacinLarkwell]

They look similar to the ones pictured on ideal, and I see no reason they would have just male chicks for their picture

 

[MysticHedgeMama]

Some RSLs first feathers are white, but switch to red as the chick grows. I think yours are doing that, since some of the newer feathers on the shoulder are red.

Good to know!

 

[MysticHedgeMama]

Thank you all for you input!

 

[MysticHedgeMama]

Update on my 3 Golden Star Pullets. Red definitely grew in her red feathers, but I am still iffy on the other two. Mostly the one with the larger comb.

 

[MysticHedgeMama]

The two lighter ones have started fighting each other. To the point where one of them ends up screaming because they got pecked too hard or it won’t let go. This is not a good sign, right?

 

[Mamatomany123]

The two lighter ones have started fighting each other. To the point where one of them ends up screaming because they got pecked too hard or it won’t let go. This is not a good sign, right?

Not a good.thing but can be typical of these sexlinks. They're pretty aggressive in my experience.

 

[MysticHedgeMama]

These 3 are now 10 weeks old. I’m curious yalls thoughts on the lighter two now that they are older. The one with the darkest waddle and comb is turning an interesting amber color with red specks in the feathers. I called the hatchery they came from to confirm they don’t have amber links and I was told they don’t only red sex links that they call golden stars. I sent them pictures and they were perplexed.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

These 3 are now 10 weeks old. I’m curious yalls thoughts on the lighter two now that they are older. The one with the darkest waddle and comb is turning an interesting amber color with red specks in the feathers. I called the hatchery they came from to confirm they don’t have amber links and I was told they don’t only red sex links that they call golden stars. I sent them pictures and they were perplexed.

You have a red sex link pullet and two red sex link cockerels.

 

[Mamatomany123]

These 3 are now 10 weeks old. I’m curious yalls thoughts on the lighter two now that they are older. The one with the darkest waddle and comb is turning an interesting amber color with red specks in the feathers. I called the hatchery they came from to confirm they don’t have amber links and I was told they don’t only red sex links that they call golden stars. I sent them pictures and they were perplexed.

The 2 lighter sexlinks are male.

 

[MysticHedgeMama]

Okay, just what I was thinking based of earlier comments when they were younger. What am I supposed to do with two sex link cockerels? I have read that they are not desired so I can’t sell them and honestly one of them is picking on the rest of the birds.