Chicken gender, help!

[chickenkid25]

I have 11 chickens they are 3 weeks old now. The only two with any sign or a waddle growing or red/pink on their beak are my wyandottes. They are much smaller than the rest, one has a very red tiny comb growing and a litte waddle, while the other has more pinkish waddle showing. Is that common for that breed or could they just be roosters? Thanks

 

[Alexandra33]

Wyandotte pullets, or any breed at that matter, shouldn't have any pinkness at such an early age.....I'm thinking you have cockerels.

~Alex

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

At three weeks anything with a pink comb is a rooster, the girls will have an orange yellow comb for a few months. If you post photos it would help people to give their thoughts.

 

[chickenkid25]

At three weeks anything with a pink comb is a rooster, the girls will have an orange yellow comb for a few months. If you post photos it would help people to give their thoughts.

 

[chickenkid25]

is this a rooster?

 

[chickenkid25]

these are my two wyandottes do you think they might be roosters?

 

[rebrascora]

Simple answer is yes!

 

[chickenkid25]

Simple answer is yes!

both of them?

 

[rebrascora]

Yes, it looks like it to me, but I would wait a while longer to confirm it. The first one definitely though. At 3 weeks with that much red, there is no doubt I'm afraid.

Did you buy straight run or were they supposed to be sexed pullets?

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I agree, first one is definitely a rooster, the second for now looks to be a hen, but they are young yet.