Please help me figure out if these are bantams or not im not the best with breeds

[Timmychicken]

I’d recommend selling your bantam eggs as hatching eggs. If you can I’d separate the golden and silver laced sebright into separate groups. That way you can sell hatching eggs of purebred silver or golden laced sebrights. Or you can mix all your bantams together and sell mixed color sebrights and mixed bantams.

Bantams can hatch about 6-7 standard sized eggs. The bantam breeds you have however don’t go broody often. I’ve had my sebrights for 4 years and they have never gone broody. My OEGBs and D’Uccles also don’t go broody as much but Ive had them hatch before.

How many of those sebrights that i have do you think are roosters? Im pretty sure that barred rock is a rooster too what do you think

 

[Egg Snatcher]

How many of those sebrights that i have do you think are roosters? Im pretty sure that barred rock is a rooster too what do you think

I’m not able to tell in the picture you have.

 

[Timmychicken]

I’m not able to tell in the picture you have.

Ill get a better one later today

 

[Timmychicken]

I’m not able to tell in the picture you have.

 

[Egg Snatcher]

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There looks to be at least 5 in this picture. Sebrights are hen feathered meaning the rooster will have the same feathers as a hen, no pointy feathers. So a larger comb is really the only way to tell at this age.

 

[Timmychicken]

There looks to be at least 5 in this picture. Sebrights are hen feathered meaning the rooster will have the same feathers as a hen, no pointy feathers. So a larger comb is really the only way to tell at this age.

thank you ill pay attention to their combs more to see if i can tell