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 Post subject: Video clip that shows the difference in wattles in GF
PostPosted: Sun Aug 05, 2012 10:34 am 
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For the beginner.
Here is a video clip that shows VERY CLEARLY the difference in wattles of males and females. Notice the first GF has large cup wattles and crown then the video move on to the female which CLEARLY has much smaller, flat wattles and smaller crown. Then the last bird on the rock in the clip is of course a male, I know, I know its so obvious for 99% of people but that 1% need special learning help [smilie=a_goodjobson.gif]


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I have seen this one before its in a series I think. Good to show the beginners some video of sexing especially when its good clear examples of both sexes as that clip is

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This ones good to show how the wattles come on within 12 weeks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoUN4nCSFsM

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I will add to a word of caution if some one want to call sex them it is not accurate I have hens that only started calling at 12 - 14 months old so always go by the wattles and you can't go wrong

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For the beginner.
Here is a video clip that shows VERY CLEARLY the difference in wattles of males and females. Notice the first GF has large cup wattles and crown then the video move on to the female which CLEARLY has much smaller, flat wattles and smaller crown. Then the last bird on the rock in the clip is of course a male, I know, I know its so obvious for 99% of people but that 1% need special learning help [smilie=a_goodjobson.gif]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbX5KoVE ... ature=plcp

That is a good clip it really shows the big difference which we can all see a_bravo.gif

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I will add to a word of caution if some one want to call sex them it is not accurate I have hens that only started calling at 12 - 14 months old so always go by the wattles and you can't go wrong

I rang a person once on some cinnamon keets and they said they had sexed them by the "female call" I hung the phone up instantly and put them on my "never to contact" list :roll: if they can't take the time to learn the most basics of guinea fowl I am not interested in talking to them :-D

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NightMare wrote:
For the beginner.
Here is a video clip that shows VERY CLEARLY the difference in wattles of males and females. Notice the first GF has large cup wattles and crown then the video move on to the female which CLEARLY has much smaller, flat wattles and smaller crown. Then the last bird on the rock in the clip is of course a male, I know, I know its so obvious for 99% of people but that 1% need special learning help [smilie=a_goodjobson.gif]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbX5KoVE ... ature=plcp

That is a good clip it really shows the big difference which we can all see a_bravo.gif

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I will add to a word of caution if some one want to call sex them it is not accurate I have hens that only started calling at 12 - 14 months old so always go by the wattles and you can't go wrong

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Good and clear those pictures will help those that find it difficult to see for themselves

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