Not Sure If You've Got A Pullet Or Cockerel? Click Here! Thread 2

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Rhode Island or Rhode Island mix, we have one that's definitely female and this one is much bigger, the same size as our Australorp male you can see in the background. they don't crow and love food, 2.5-3 months old
 

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Ok so let's see some of my others, 2 lav orpingtons and 2 black copper marans. I'm thinking one pullet and one roo in each pair, but I'm pretty clueless. All 4 pics are different birds, all 4 ish months old.
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Where they still cheeping when you got them? If so, they were likely under 10 weeks.
I know my Speckled Sussex were and are still cheeping, but they're only 8 weeks. I didn't really hear the other ones cheeping but it's hard to tell when they're all mixed in. I could definitely be off on the ages!
 
I know my Speckled Sussex were and are still cheeping, but they're only 8 weeks. I didn't really hear the other ones cheeping but it's hard to tell when they're all mixed in. I could definitely be off on the ages!
How long have the combs been red? It's really hard to assess gender without an accurate age. You either have 4 females, three of which are close to laying, or 3 cockerels and a pullet.
 
Help with gender please! 10-week old (on 7/4) Ameraucana we thought was girl, but husband may have heard some crowing the other day. Gracie may be Grayson?!

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