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It's looking less and less likely that I have any females. I am still holding out hope for my one large white one. But it started getting two feathers on the top of the tail that look like they might be sickle feathers. 7 Langshans and all boys.

I am waiting not so patiently for them to grow up. They are my favorites, even if almost all boys.

I will wait a little while and try again. Thanks. I'm just hoping ok so far. He is so pretty. It still looks like only 1 or 2 hens , maybe.

Is he that bad or can nobody see him?

My black Langshan is growing up. I have been reading and I think he is not bad, not perfect, but not bad. His tail is not pinched. His back doesn't narrow, his legs look good, long, not bowed or knock kneed but I don't know about the rest. He is 3 1/2 months.

That's good to know and less time they have to be seperated.

I thought it can be upto 4 weeks?

#5 had foot prints on either side of his/her back, so I'm crossing my fingers.

I saw #2 mating with my cochin. They are so nice but 6 roosters is a bit much for one lone pullet.

What are the signs so I can look out for them for the younger 2?

I have 5-16 week old and 2-11 week old Langshans that I hatched. I would appriciate some help on figuring out if they are male or female. None have crowed. No differences other than tail length. My older roosters have been doing the dance for them. I'm begining to think the 16 week old ones...