Skye Ingram

I know, it's really sickening. And to hear a lot of people around here talk about how great it is that everyone has started adopting the no till procedures... They need to look at the whole picture. It's worse now than it was before! These farmers can't afford completely new machinery to completely change how they farm. So people need to think about how the new fancy machinery is supplied, and to what purpose. It's not to better the environment, it's for profit.

Most of the farmers here do no till. Great until you realize they use even more chemicals than they did before.

Wanted to also add that I just went out and looked, her comb is pink, her wattle is red, the others have little yellow nubs for wattles and their combs are yellow. If that helps?

Her feet also look much larger, but that could just be she's so much bigger in general.

I also wanted to add her wattles are already developing, and are much larger than the others. You can kind of see them in the picture. I can upload a larger one if you guys need me to.

I bought pullets, but I know how unreliable the sexing can be. I have absolutely no idea how to tell the difference at such a young age, and I am very new to chickens, but she looks different than all of the others, and acts differently. She's much bigger than the others, but has developed at the same rate, if that makes sense. All of the same feathers came in at the same time as the others. She's the same age, but her comb is much bigger as well. She's also lead hen, but that doesn't surprise me considering her size. She is much more dominant of the others. Is she just bigger? Or could be be a roo?

Here she is:


One her age:


Another her age:


Next to one her age:


Also, I'm new here. And very excited to be a part of this forum! Thanks for any looks and replies.