Looking for pullets in this batch

Date sort Score sort
Yes they do, and they can start pinking up from 14 weeks on. Another good idea to check is rows on the EE combs. Usually males will have 3 rows and the females a single row on their pea comb
 
At 12 weeks, you're looking at a lot of fried chicken dinners, but no pullets. I don't see a single one there, sorry. Pullets of this age will have hardly any noticeable comb and it will be flesh colored, not red. Plus, the patchy/flashy coloring means male.
 
Basskids08 said:
Yes they do, and they can start pinking up from 14 weeks on. Another good idea to check is rows on the EE combs. Usually males will have 3 rows and the females a single row on their pea comb
Click to expand...




donrae said:
At 12 weeks, you're looking at a lot of fried chicken dinners, but no pullets. I don't see a single one there, sorry. Pullets of this age will have hardly any noticeable comb and it will be flesh colored, not red. Plus, the patchy/flashy coloring means male. 
Click to expand...


Thank you! That helps a lot. They came in as cockerels but I was holding out hope that there was a hen or two in the batch. Dinner it is.
 

Similar threads

Potato and Eilonwy
Brahma, Americana, or Olive Egger?
Replies
2
Views
94
Potato and Eilonwy
Potato and Eilonwy
ChickenB12
Help me identify these? Please?
Replies
7
Views
400
ChickenB12
ChickenB12
L
Is my “guaranteed pullet” a Rooster?
2
Replies
16
Views
364
FrostRanger
FrostRanger
KyloChicken
Cockerels or Pullets?
Replies
4
Views
165
KyloChicken
KyloChicken
S
Help with a cuckoo blue bar × australorp
Replies
3
Views
637
Emmaloveschickens9156
Emmaloveschickens9156

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom