Yep. One of those Brahmas is definitely a cockerel.Another cockrel or pullet test! I have 3 light brahmans abt 12 weeks old. One has a bright red comb and wattle while the others dont. My husband said something and upon further inspection it appears that one has some curve at the too if its tail feathers. Do I have a cockrel in my Coop?
Male specific saddle feathers don't usually begin to develop until about 10 weeks old, and can take several more weeks to be clearly visible. Your chick is just starting to feather in on the back and looks completely normal.What is that line of feathers on the back?? Is that the saddle?
Inaccurate method.Hello all! This is my first time posting! I am new at raising chicks, but I've always been a research queen. I have 3 rir's (3 months old) and was suspicious one was a rooster. I came across a great YouTube video that told the difference. So far it's been accurate, and one is a rooster. I have 25 chicks they are all one week old. All are suppose to be hens. And out of all I know one for sure is a rooster. You can tell when they start to get their tail feathers. If the are rounded and defined, they are hens. If they are pointy on the ends, you have a rooster. I will post some pics of my one weeks you can obviously tell. I've heard this won't work for Easter Eggers or Aracunas and I have 6
The black and white ones are Colombian Wyndottes and the brown is a Brown Leghorn.
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WOULD YOU POST PICTURES? I HAVE 2 BARRED ROCKS (8 WEEKS OLD) ONE WITH A PRONOUNCED BUT PALE COMB, ONE WITHOUT ANY COMB, BUT AREA IS RED. WOULD LOVE TO COMPARE
