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I want to say around 6 weeks old. Hard to tell the difference. One has more of a beard.

I thought she was just a super cranky bossy hen, but... About 10 weeks old.

That's the first time I have asked and gotten good news! thank you!

I'm like 95% sure he's a Roo: But I'm hoping she's a she:

I think they are 7 weeks. Fully feathered. #1: #2

Lol. Ok. Just backyard chickens. No pressure on them.

Hey. I was told these were both Wyondottes but they look so different. About 7-8 weeks I think. Maybe closer to 7.

Yes! He even gets to take some of the ladies with him. :)

About 5 weeks

Pugly says hi. I don't think HE will be around much long sadly she decided to be a he. He's super friendly though. He will move to my step moms farm instead of my backyard soon.

Oh my gosh!!!! So ugly it's adorable! Keep posting him. I could see this really making my kids never want to eat chicken.

I am having the worst luck with roosters showing up in my flock....thoughts? I live in town so I can't keep them and why mine have to be so sweet is beyond me. Anyways, my most recent ???

You give me hope that maybe mine isn't a Roo. Your girls look pretty stocky. 4.5-5 weeks

Our first flock of 17 died a month ago to my no longer owned dog. Got a new group and only 2 of them are very friendly and he/she is one of them. He had become famous on IG and I have so much fun with him but I won't be able to keep him if he's a he.

My sweetest most loavable pullet might actually be a Roo and I don't know if I have any hope that she is a she. She sits on my lap, preens a lot, and doesn't seem cockish but maybe that doesn't come until later. Anyways, any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Pugly is 4-5 weeks old.