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These beauties are about 18-19 weeks old. I'm wondering if you wonderful people can help me with their gender. I'm new to chicken families so I'm not sure exactly. Thanks!

Ok I will try tomorrow afternoon. She's a thick girl (like the red roo) compared to the other white pullet (she's not the friendliest of the bunch either) which I've heard that about her breed. I could be wrong but the list my girls were chosen from did not include leghorns. We just chose...

Ok thanks everyone! I was almost positive the red was a cockerel but the white one still is on the fence for me he/she's waddles are so much bigger than the other hens and so bright red but the comb and rest of the face are still on the pink side so here's to hoping for a hen but preparing for...

This is from today I hope it's a little better.

Any help is appreciated! We have 5 chickens and I'm afraid 2 of them may be Roos! One my hubby loves so it'll be hard to get rid of him but I'm new to the world of chickens so I'm not sure if you can really tell yet. They are about 8-9 weeks old. The 2 I'm most concerned about are the red and...

Ok thanks! I will look closer at their feet and see if I see a brown wash down them! I appreciate all the feedback!

Here is a better pic of them hopefully it loads.

They all seem to have yellow legs. One of the yellow chicks (feathering out solid white so far) has a darker tint to her legs that I didn't notice before. I picked just an assorted brown egg layer shipment and the breeds listed as possibilities are... Speckled Sussex Barred rocks White rocks...

I know it is very early I don't mind the guessing game . I think it's fun to watch them change and grow. Thanks for looking!

I have chicks that are a little over a week old and just wondered if there was anyway to tell what they are. I ordered 5 brown egg layers from MPC. I am thinking I have 1 buff orp and 2 white plymouths but my other two I have no clue. It's a little hard to tell in the pics but their chick fluff...