Wyandotte babies

[Hunterschicks]

We have four 7-8 week old Wyandotte chicks. Hoping they are all hens, and look it to me….but I don’t always know how to tell either. What do y’all think?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

3 boys 1 girl

 

[Chickenhappy8708]

At least 2 boys but I'm also leaning 3.

 

[Priscila Leone]

We have four 7-8 week old Wyandotte chicks. Hoping they are all hens, and look it to me….but I don’t always know how to tell either. What do y’all think?View attachment 2904794View attachment 2904795View attachment 2904796View attachment 2904797View attachment 2904798

I think you've got 2 boys and 2 girls. Why? I look at the combination tails (boys = short, curvy; girls = long straight) and comb/wattles (boys = larger, bright red; girls = small, pale pink). Also legs (boys = long, thick, big feet; girls = shorter, smaller feet), feather development (delayed in boys) and overall posture. But I'm no expert! I'm only starting.

 

[Skyle]

I'm pretty sure you have 2 boys, maybe 3

 

[sybonbon]

No feather patches, too young for saddles. 11 weeks is the magic number. So far I see no boys. @Mom

 

[nuthatched]

At least 2, possibly 3, but wyandottes are tricky sometimes.

 

[ColtHandorf]

In order, left to right, cockerel, cockerel, cockerel, pullet. In case anyone would like to learn how to spot the differences in Wyandottes of this age.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

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In order, left to right, cockerel, cockerel, cockerel, pullet. In case anyone would like to learn how to spot the differences in Wyandottes of this age.

I agree 3 cockerels and one pullet