Not Sure If You've Got A Pullet Or Cockerel? Click Here! Thread 2

Originally Posted by I Love Layers

Looking if someone can tell me the gender of these 60 day old chicks.
There are only 2 chicks. Each chick has 3 pictures


This one is a Black Sex Link x Chantecler



Easter Egger x Chantecler

 
Hi! So my sis and i won 2 chicks at a raffle. One im sure is an rir but the other? I have guesses on it. Im thinking either an old english game bantam or a norwegian Jaerhon. What do you all think? Also, pullet or cockerels? Theyre about 2 months old.
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A little younger pics here
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And when they were babies
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sorry so many pics!
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Hi! So my sis and i won 2 chicks at a raffle. One im sure is an rir but the other? I have guesses on it. Im thinking either an old english game bantam or a norwegian Jaerhon. What do you all think? Also, pullet or cockerels? Theyre about 2 months old.



A little younger pics here



And when they were babies


sorry so many pics!
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Probably just a mixed breed. Both look like pullets.
 
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Hi! So my sis and i won 2 chicks at a raffle. One im sure is an rir but the other? I have guesses on it. Im thinking either an old english game bantam or a norwegian Jaerhon. What do you all think? Also, pullet or cockerels? Theyre about 2 months old.
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A little younger pics here
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And when they were babies
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sorry so many pics!
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The more pictures the better for identification purposes! I get get the first impression of Golden Cuckoo Marans from her if she has pink/white legs. You'll have a better idea once she lays eggs to see if they're dark or not.
 
How early will pullets start growing combs and wattles? Mine are six weeks old and I just noticed that all three now have comb buds and one has the teeniest wattle starting. Or is it very breed specific?
 
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How early will pullets start growing combs and wattles? Mine are six weeks old and I just noticed that all three now have comb buds and one has the teeniest wattle starting. Or is it very breed specific?
They are born with combs, and you can start to see wattles as early as 4 weeks old. Pullets don't start to turn red in the comb until they are getting close to laying eggs. Cockerels are bright red in the comb by 10 weeks old.
 
hi can you help us please? my son was given this chickens and we don't know the first thing about them! are they boys or girls? they are 7-8 weeks old.





 
They are born with combs, and you can start to see wattles as early as 4 weeks old. Pullets don't start to turn red in the comb until they are getting close to laying eggs. Cockerels are bright red in the comb by 10 weeks old.

By saying the pullets' comb's don't turn red until they are close to laying, are you saying their combs will be other colors until then? MIne have grey-ish combs and one has a light coral or pink comb.
 

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