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Hmm...I'll have a better look at my records to see if i've made a mixup perhaps. Thank you for the info though.

yep im certain. My breeding stock look standard; no slate legs and such. What's odd is that last year i hatch from the same group and had no pure grey offspring. Can a random gene come out of no where where breeding or is that not possible?

Parents as youngsters Parents currently One of their offspring They are definitely from my pure stock as i've had the three hens with the cockerel in the same pen all year, so they haven't been with a different cockerel. I hadnt noticed the slate legs actually...that is strange. Quite...

Hiya This is my third year breeding Cream Legbars and for the first two years everything was normal, with the males coming out light grey and the females being darker. However, this year i've somehow ended up with three pullets that do not have the correct markings and are completely grey. I'm...

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@kerrialexander. Hm, not too sure. I’d say pullet from the lack of comb and wattle development but looking at the tail I’m not 100%. Feel free to send another photo in a few weeks time =) @Eyehartephotography. Looks like Corey is a cockerel! @afieldssnowyegger. Currently Fluffy isn’t looking...

@StacOHTX. I’d say: 1. Cockerel 2. Pullet 3. Cockerel. Wattles are looking quite red for 6 weeks old on 1 & 2! @raenapaige. Looking like a cockerel to me. @HeavyJ. 1. pullet 2. cockerel =)

Both have so much red on the combs so I’m reluctantly thinking both are boys are well :barnie

@qggradek. Probably a pullet. If it’s a cockerel, it must be a quite slow maturing one. @KSeggers. Yes, as @TheOddOneOut said they’re boys I’m afraid :(

@TheOddOneOut. His feet and legs are large which is a sign that he’s a boy. Also, the head of a pullet tends to be quite slight and your chick looks to have a more rounded head :) @chicklove14. much too small for me to tell at the moment! Maybe send photos in a few weeks? =)

@TheOddOneOut. Probably a boy! @Rachmaginger. Yep those are both cockerels. @StacOHTX. Polish - Pullet NN - Cockerel Barred Rock - Cockerel @MamaGer8ty Looking like they’re all cockerels so far - eek! @qggradek So far I’d say: 1. Pullet 2. Cockerel 3. Cockerel

Hm I’m still thinking pullet :fl =)

I’m so sorry to hear this. I didn’t know her well but am still very sad to hear this news, may she rest in peace.

@tizabel_. 2 weeks is a bit too young to tell, especially with Orpingtons as they are a slower maturing breed. I’m not sure how to feather sex but will happily look at some photos in a few weeks time :) @Alyssa-Bee. Phoenix - Pullet Datson - Cockerel Dishy - Can’t see the body but from head...

@Rachmaginger. Definitely a cockerel with that big comb, and a handsome one too! @FarmerSeth. I’m leaning towards cockerel due to the head shape and big feet. Some chicks develop much quicker than others which can make sexing them a little more difficult haha.

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Heya! @autumn2020 Looking like a cockerel to me. The comb and wattles are quite red for an 8 week old chick =) @Trisseh Sebright - leaning towards cockerel EE - pullet (possibly) WTB - a little early to tell but comb is already getting red so may be boy Feel free to send more photos in a few...

Miss doing this thread, still here if anyone has some pullet/cockerel questions!