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I would say all pullets but like @Jetblack2004 said, EE are a little harder at younger ages;)

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These are my 1week old barred rock bantams (we think, any input on this is also appreciated). They might be too young but I have heard that barred rocks are sex-linked?? The one in pic1 has feathered more than pic2 but seems to have lighter coloring already on the wings. They aren't the best...

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This is our 3 week old Salmon Favorelle, when we bought her she was supposed to be a girl, but now that her feathers are coming in, she is looking more like a male because she is getting black feathers, and ideas? Thank you!

It would appear that the tail feathers are rather long, indicating that it is a cockerel, anyone else? Very pretty!

What breed is it?

No problem, good luck with her!

Pullet. I have one that looked just like her when she was little! She is now a hen and very sweet!

She is GORGEOUS! Love the colors! Anyway, I think she is defiantly a pullet, the comb is not very large and at nine weeks the comb should be pretty well developed, have fun with her!

We got two barred rock "pullets" from the feed store last year and one turned out to be a rooster, from my research to try and find out if he was indeed a rooster (before the crow and other signs, lol) I found that in barred rocks the ones with the lighter barring are roos and the darker barring...