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[Happygocluckee]

It's just about 4 weeks but I'm calling it. This is now tiny tim and (assorted bantams -I think conchin)he is a roo. Maybe I'm imagining but I checked this morning and now the waddles are pinking up. So hen or roo? I'm also comparing to the other conchin "girls" which are still yellow.

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

My guess is rooster... but still pretty young to give you an accurate answer.

 

[Happygocluckee]

My guess is rooster... but still pretty young to give you an accurate answer.

Agreed but I've suspecting it for a while.I'll find out if my hunch is right eventually

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

Agreed but I've suspecting it for a while.I'll find out if my hunch is right eventually

I find with 6 years of experience, ones that bite and ones with a big mouth when little tend to be boys. Most pullets are calm during their first few weeks, males are not.

 

[JedJackson]

Light Brahma bantam. Looking like a cockerel atm but wait and see how it develops.

 

[Happygocluckee]

I find with 6 years of experience, ones that bite and ones with a big mouth when little tend to be boys. Most pullets are calm during their first few weeks, males are not.

The minute you try to interact with this one the peeping/squawking begins and he will not settle until left alone. My other "girls" will peep but are relatively calm after a minute or so.