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I appreciate the viewpoint, knowing myself I don't think it will be harder to do so later. More, I'd really like to know if it's unkind to the roosters to give them away in batches of two at separate times. They will end up at the same place, but they may not know each other a couple months...

Hi all, we got seven chicks from tractor supply, four of them ended up boys. We love them dearly (and would keep them if we hadn't already gotten in trouble with the city for it once before.) I had thought we would be able to keep them till at least four or five months, because that was the...

Gorgeous birds!

I have two 5 to 6 week old little golden wyandottes right now, and yours are much darker.

Tag me too please, would love to see updated pics!

Do I read the picture correctly that she has a twisted beak? She is really gorgeous!

Hi, I'm so sorry your baby is having trouble, we had a beautiful blue backyard mix that had feet troubles. It was recommended to us to give her a little sandals by using that very gentle paper tape, medical that comes off easily, and walnut shell halves. It seem to work for a little bit, but...

Don't know if I'm doing this right, nor what any of this taking a number means, but I don't think anyone asked for 19 yet...?

Hi, appparently I've revived an old post, while I'm here I thought I might ask for updates, what did they turn out to be?

Makes sense... since I've already done it here I'll risk being annoying for one more day to ask what the OP ended up with...

He's an absolutely gorgeous rooster whatever the breed!

I was actually thinking the one with the slightly pinkish comb (while unusual) is more likely a hen, feathering looks like it came in a little sooner on the head, and the comb is a little narrower. The other one looks like it's getting size more quickly and is slower feathering, which I think is...

It really is looking like it isn't it, we're pretty disappointed too, we would love to keep our roosters, but we have to (cross fingers) find a good home for them when they start crowing. We're not allowed to have them where we live. Enjoy him while you've got him, aren't they beautiful and...

I think there's a good chance your Orpington is a hen, she looks just like ours, but a couple weeks behind. The Easter Egger, I think it is a hen also. The white leghorn, I think you really cannot tell at this stage, both the sexes get huge combs, and our hen had a noticeable comb quite early...

Your mystery breed looks just like our (probably) cuckoo Maran, although yours doesn't have feathery feet, so I guess it's not very helpful. We're quite sure ours is a boy at this point, and at four weeks the comb looked just like yours.

Any updated pictures? Is it becoming more obvious one way or the other? I would love to know about your beautiful little chick! We have a white jersey giant, she looks like a rooster because her comb is huge, almost as big as a leghorn hen comb. Also, ours is kind of shrimpy. She's one of our...

They are darker than our Lavender Orpingtons, but I'm estimating both males also.

Hi, are you still working on this? I would love to contribute!

Do you have updated pictures of what they look like all grown up?

We have a bantam rooster who is simply too small for any of our hens, they just shake him off. Our largest hens are lavender Orpingtons and smallest are home mixes, a bit smaller than our one leghorn hen. If your hens are used to a smaller rooster, they might accept him... We have 4 other...