The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Livestock => Poultry & Waterfowl => Topic started by: Herbert14 on August 15, 2014, 10:32:43 am
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Hi new to the forum
Can any one on the forum identify a male Indian game 8 week old from and female.? Will post picture soon
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dunno about Indian Game but with the breeds I have, the males are generally showing a bit more colour in their combs plus wattles are coming through by then-but not in the females.
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some pics three different chickens
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number two
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last chicken
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Look like all female to me. Some clearer side on pics may help.
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Sorry will try to get some better pics but they do not like standing still.
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Tell me about it, taking pics of fowl is impossible. :-J
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Numbers 2 & 3 are definitely female. The picture of number 1 is confusing - does the chicken have a red zig-zag nose-comb (non-technical term!) or is it showing against red ink on the feed bag???
Lynn
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Hi number two and three from same batch but number two is a fair bit bigger than the other and number one is kind of blue and non shiny from different batch which is a week older but half the size than both the others.
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A bit late now, but presumably you now know the answer.?
I would have said 1. = female
2. = male - look at different feather markings.
3. = female.
So - what was the final outcome?
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Hi I think that may be right number 2 is maybe 1/4 bigger than 3 and 1 but number 1 still looks the same as in the photo so i'm not sure if it is pure indian game due to the weird blueish markings but it also gets in allot of fights with other hens.
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Hi sorry for any confusion I may have caused by posting on this post but we live in the same house but are different people.
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I would say no.1 male 2 and 3 female.
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The have no come of age and are in a breeding pen. Number 1 is a male and the other two females but they are probably the most agresive females I have ever seen they show the males Indian game and others who is boss. A bit like when my horrid sebright male made my large scary malay x o-shamo run.
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Do I get the prize ;D
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Just a well done
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I have to say I bred Indian Game for about 10 years so had a bit of an eye ;)