Miss Cheep
Songster
The one in the back of your picture is definitely a male.Only side view I have right now, but the one in front of it is from the same hatch.
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The one in the back of your picture is definitely a male.Only side view I have right now, but the one in front of it is from the same hatch.
Issa brown and cream leg bar mix. They are all from the same hatch. I don't have any others with this mix.Both look male to me. The combs and wattles are just too developed and red. Hackle/saddle feathers can take some time to come in, so the combs and wattles are usually more reliable. What breeds are they? Or are they mixes? Do you have others of this type to compare them against? In the very last picture, there's a white chicken on the right - its tiny pale comb and almost nonexistent wattles are what would be expected of a female. Though the rest of the head is not in the frame and I can't tell what type of comb it has... The crested/bearded varieties are harder to sex because their combs and wattles are non-standard.
If that's definitely an ISA brown then it's male. They're sexlinked and females re red,males white.Issa brown and cream leg bar mix. They are all from the same hatch. I don't have any others with this mix.
dad was a cream leg bar & mom isa brown, hatched these myselfIf that's definitely an ISA brown then it's male. They're sexlinked and females re red,males white.