Gender and breed advice needed!

athelsel

Chirping
7 Years
Mar 11, 2014
39
5
79
Number 1
400

Number 2
400

Number 3
400

Number 4
400

Number 5
400
 
Number 1

Number 2

Number 3

Number 4

Number 5
Are all the birds the same age and, what is that age? This is key in evaluating certain characteristics.
1 - couple breed options, white rock and white leghorn among them - leaning leghorn -- if under 12 weeks, cockerel
2 - easter egger - color/pattern says cockerel, can you get a good comb shot?
3 - black sex link pullet
4 - possibly black australorp, what color are the bottoms of the birds feet -- looks like a pullet, though I'm on the fence about how red the face looks - again, age is a factor
5 - buff orp, pullet
 
Are all the birds the same age and, what is that age? This is key in evaluating certain characteristics.
1 - couple breed options, white rock and white leghorn among them - leaning leghorn -- if under 12 weeks, cockerel
2 - easter egger - color/pattern says cockerel, can you get a good comb shot?
3 - black sex link pullet
4 - possibly black australorp, what color are the bottoms of the birds feet -- looks like a pullet, though I'm on the fence about how red the face looks - again, age is a factor
5 - buff orp, pullet
x2 with this.
 
At 7-8 weeks #1 is definitely a cockerel.

#2 is pinging the ol' roo-dar pretty hard, see the brick red patch on the wingbow, that is characteristc of a cockerel. Doesn't seem to cooperate much for comb shots, when you look at it are you seeing one row of "peas" or three showing?
I take it that is #4's head peeking in there in the background? If so, it does look awfully pink, but there is not a lot of comb/wattle development going on.
 
i know this is ancient.. but i just got back on and They were BOTH roos. :)
 

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