Bantam Cochin & Brahma gender?

[Marelle]

These were from the assorted bantam bins at TSC and RK. I'm pretty sure I've ID'd the breeds correctly.

First one is the oldest at 6 weeks, bantam Cochin frizzle. I think pullet on this one, really hope the tiny wattles aren't a bad sign.

#2 bantam mottled Cochin. This one is just over 5 weeks old and making me nervous. I'm getting rooster vibes, though it's possible she just looks angry because of the awkward feathering stage. Not sure if Cochins normally feather this slowly.

Last one, I thought this would be a dark Brahma bantam but looking like it's actually light. Little over 5 weeks old, feathering very slowly. I still think pullet but the tiny comb is making me nervous for a breed with very little comb...

 

[Marelle]

#2 Chef - formally bantam Cochin, now possibly d'Uccle. Such a curious and funny little thing.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

All three look like pullets to me!

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

#2 8 week old d'Uccle update

I swear this is the slowest feathering bird in the history of feathers. We still have a bald spot on the front of the neck, but I'm still leaning pullet, I think.

Looks like a slow developing pullet

 

[Marelle]

Well darn! I was so so excited to get a frizzle. I'll cross my fingers for a very quiet crow.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

All appear to be pullets. Second is actually a Mottled d'Uccle!

 

[Marelle]

All appear to be pullets. Second is actually a Mottled d'Uccle!

You know, I actually started looking at the "weird" cheeks yesterday and started wondering if I misidentified. I will cry so many happy tears if it's a d'Uccle pullet!!

 

[ShrekDawg]

#2 8 week old d'Uccle update

I swear this is the slowest feathering bird in the history of feathers. We still have a bald spot on the front of the neck, but I'm still leaning pullet, I think.

I vote pullet

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Oh, she's definitely a pullet! A cockerel at this point would have a bright red comb.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

1 cockerel
2 im also leaning cockerel
3 pullet