really hoping these were accurately sexed

[chucken3000]

not sure about age. anywhere from 4-6 weeks.

brown easter egger is allegedly hen

black and white is allegedly hen

grey cochin is hopefully a rooster

grey easter egger is hopefully a hen

really hoping they were accurately sexed, but doubting it
(sorry for the bad photos they are not photogenic chickens haha)

EDIT: any info on what breeds they are would be nice too! thanks

 

[ChasingChooks]

I can't tell, but they sure are pretty pullets!

 

[chucken3000]

I can't tell, but they sure are pretty pullets!

thanks! even the cochin? lol my dad is really hoping he is a roo, we named him abraham lol

 

[ShrekDawg]

Pretty sure all are pullets. At least for now.

 

[ShrekDawg]

thanks! even the cochin? lol my dad is really hoping he is a roo, we named him abraham lol

Especially that one lol definitely a pullet

 

[Acre4Me]

4-6 weeks old, hard to tell unless they are auto sexing. I currently have 5 week old chicks, and some of them (based on comb color) make me think male (I ordered females)… but some breeds get color on the early side -and some breeds are late developers. I wouldn’t be too concerned yet- around 10-12 weeks and you’ll be more confident in the sexing of these chicks.

 

[ChasingChooks]

thanks! even the cochin? lol my dad is really hoping he is a roo, we named him abraham lol

I like his name! But be prepared to change it to a feminine form of Abraham.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Cochins tend to comb up really fast. My Cochin cockerel had a big red comb and wattles by that age.

 

[chucken3000]

Cochins tend to comb up really fast. My Cochin cockerel had a big red comb and wattles by that age.

aw ok

 

[ShrekDawg]

aw ok

Sorry to disappoint lol you could still wait. It’s possible it’s just a slower maturing one. But not likely.