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

[Cluckcluck1215]

Zackery.We need pictures:NOT blurry.Natural Lighting.Full body, Side, front, comb shots.and leg shot.

 

[AlleysChicks]

Looks like a pullet to me. I would expect a more developed comb and wattles on a cockerel.

 

[zackery]

Sorry I thought u asked for a head shot. And my camera ain't great but I hope u can get a better idea with this one

 

[Cluckcluck1215]

Sorry I thought u asked for a head shot. And my camera ain't great but I hope u can get a better idea with this one

Looks like a Pullet.

 

[AlleysChicks]

Sorry I thought u asked for a head shot. And my camera ain't great but I hope u can get a better idea with this one

I asked for the head shot. But I think that's a pullet. Small almost flat comb, no wattles. Keep an eye out if the comb suddenly gets red and larger in the next couple weeks. Cockerels develop combs faster.

 

[junebuggena]

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This was in the EE bin at Tractor Supply. Supposed to be a pulled, but looks very different from the other EE's that came with. About 2 weeks old, so I realize that may be too young to tell. Thanks!

It's a Wyandotte. Someone put that chick in the wrong bin.

 

[manda3718]

Manda and Chickensoup.When the chicks are 4 weeks old, post a picture then.
Manda, if you could post individual shots in REAL lighting that would be great cause one of those almost looks to me a screaming cockerel....

CluckCluck- which one?

 

[slkester]

This is the one I'm concerned about. She is about a 4 week old Speckled Sussex.

 

[chickensoup12]

Leaning towards cockerel

This is the one I'm concerned about. She is about a 4 week old Speckled Sussex.

 

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This was in the EE bin at Tractor Supply. Supposed to be a pulled, but looks very different from the other EE's that came with. About 2 weeks old, so I realize that may be too young to tell. Thanks!

Which one are you asking about? EEs can have ANY plumage pattern but the hatchery chicks usually have certain traits in common -- greenish legs, pea comb, and bearding. If only one of those features is absent, it's likely still an EE. If all are absent, then you may well have a whoops. It happens.