We planted 4 varieties of tomatoes (2 slicing varieties, a small salad variety and cherry tomatoes), okra, squash, cucumbers, bell peppers, banana peppers, and dill. Small garden but if everything produces well we will be overflowing with produce.ILuvSheep said:Link the thread you posted the turken on
Cool, what have you planted?
they called THAT a girl ?!!!!!!!!!!! At 8 weeks, thats a cockeral sorry to say. Your link didnt work, tell me what you called it and ill search itmarlowmanor said:We planted 4 varieties of tomatoes (2 slicing varieties, a small salad variety and cherry tomatoes), okra, squash, cucumbers, bell peppers, banana peppers, and dill. Small garden but if everything produces well we will be overflowing with produce.ILuvSheep said:Link the thread you posted the turken on
Cool, what have you planted?
Here are the comb picture of our turken I posted on BYC.
http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/uploads/4667_dscf3391.jpg
Here is the thread link. My post is #4142
All the answers I got said girl. I am really hoping they are right. I will likely post again when the chicks are older to make sure genders are right. I'm not good at sexing single comb chicks since I have no experience with them. Our first chicks were EEs and the only single comb chicks we got the first time around (last year) were sexed when we bought them.
Yeah the comb isn't really red. I'll get some better pictures soon. It just takes a little coordination and planning! NN seem to be difficult to sex. I knew if I posted on the NN thread on BYC that one of the big breeder experts would have pretty good guesses on what gender I had. I did the same for the other breeds of chicks. When I posted my cochins on their breed thread I got told one of the 3 was a roo, and I was surpised since I thought they all 3 had the same amount of comb developement. I'm starting to see this week more comb in the one they said was a roo though . I'll get more pics soon and ask again on BYC. Once all the genders are definate we will have to start getting rid of the roos we don't want to keep. I'm only planning on keeping one roo this time for the flock and that one has already been determined.ILuvSheep said:Hm, when you can try and get a less blurry pic. I cant see how red her comb is. But I'm starting to agree, it does look like a pullet. Mine turken was looked a lot like yours and i was told it was a male (correct) sorry to scare you
Ya just looks like it has a stripe of red. NN do seem hard to sexmarlowmanor said:Yeah the comb isn't really red. I'll get some better pictures soon. It just takes a little coordination and planning! NN seem to be difficult to sex. I knew if I posted on the NN thread on BYC that one of the big breeder experts would have pretty good guesses on what gender I had. I did the same for the other breeds of chicks. When I posted my cochins on their breed thread I got told one of the 3 was a roo, and I was surpised since I thought they all 3 had the same amount of comb developement. I'm starting to see this week more comb in the one they said was a roo though . I'll get more pics soon and ask again on BYC. Once all the genders are definate we will have to start getting rid of the roos we don't want to keep. I'm only planning on keeping one roo this time for the flock and that one has already been determined.ILuvSheep said:Hm, when you can try and get a less blurry pic. I cant see how red her comb is. But I'm starting to agree, it does look like a pullet. Mine turken was looked a lot like yours and i was told it was a male (correct) sorry to scare you
ome of the red look may honestly be the lighting. They are 7-8 weeks old in those pictures. People said the "blue mottled" was likely a splash. I thought it may end up a splash when I got it as a chick but the way it has colored in has me confused. I always thought the splash would be more white dominant with the colored splotches and that chick right now looks more blue based with white splotches. Guess I will just enjoy watching how she feathers in! My goal was some color variety in my flock and I am getting it with these chicks!ILuvSheep said:Well your 'blue mottled' is most likely splash
Honestly, your frizzle looks more like a rooster then your black. The frizzle has some red, yet the black doesnt
How old are they? If they're 7 weeks they look like all pullets