help, sexing my Orpington

[kzane23]

Yes

oh you poor dear lol I lived in roswell for about 7 years. I live north of ABQ now. You should know that RLFS doesn't have their **** together.

 

[NikkiCole5]

oh you poor dear lol I lived in roswell for about 7 years. I live north of ABQ now. You should know that RLFS doesn't have their **** together.

Lol usually it's pretty good, but I've never bought chicks there before ;-)

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

That irritates me honestly

That wasn't even a breed that the store was selling

Sounds more like an error at the hatchery, then. It happens - with the sheer volume of chicks that are processed for orders each week things happen - sometimes in error, sometimes to make up for an order that is short on another breed and/or to move extra stock out of the hatchery that aren't needed to fill orders.

 

[NikkiCole5]

Sounds more like an error at the hatchery, then.  It happens - with the sheer volume of chicks that are processed for orders each week things happen - sometimes in error, sometimes to make up for an order that is short on another breed and/or to move extra stock out of the hatchery that aren't needed to fill orders.

I really wanted an Orpington but this girl is sweet as well

 

[tarnish]

Looking for some sexing help with my four Orpingtons. They are all 2 months old.
#1, #2 and #4 - I hatched from eggs bought on Ebay. 1 and 2 are blue orps but #4 looks very white.
#3 - I bought from a hatchery - as a female lavender orp.
They all look female to me but I doubt I could be that lucky. Any thoughts?

 

[kzane23]

Those look like hens to me.

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

I am sorry but I think you have a cockerel. It is the pointed hackle and saddle feathers.

x2 I am not sure but the hackle feathers are very pointed, indeed.

 

[EForester]

Hen or roo?
Born in March. Had a few replies it was a hen, but now a friend thinks she may be a he. No romantic wing or roo sounds.. Opinions?

 

[EForester]

Nora

 

[Wyandottes7]

Hen or roo?
Born in March. Had a few replies it was a hen, but now a friend thinks she may be a he. No romantic wing or roo sounds.. Opinions?

Definitely a male.