10-18 of 18 Could someone help me with my last 9 chicks

[3RaGaNo]

We have soooo many chicks with 11 more on the way from Meyer's this week. We are new at this, so any help would surely be appreciated.
(I hadn't seen this area before, probably since I would not be any help to anyone else determining the sex of their chicks).

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[3RaGaNo]

Is there anyone who knows? We could really use this info. Thank You.

 

[bargain]

#18 looks rooish and probably why pecked on....Be sure to blue kote that one!!!

Hard to say on the others....Best of luck with them
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[3RaGaNo]

Thank You for your help.

 

[happyhens44]

I agree #18 could possibly be a Cockeral, Though The rest look like pullets. Wow you did good! ive been keeping updated with your posts and out of 18, 1-2 possibly look roo-ish

 

[speckledhen]

I think 13, 15 and 18 all look male due to the wide pea combs, but 18 is a definite male. Thanks for posting these in one thread.

 

[3RaGaNo]

We did do really well. I have rockinpaints and clacasse88 to thank. Most of these were shipped eggs!
On top of the blessing of having 18 out of 21 hatch, we have mostly pullets!!

We used 5 of our own 'mutt' eggs. That would be the 2 white chicks, the 2 brown ones and the poor black one on the end, #18. Poor thing. We've assumed he was a cockerel from the beginning. He has calmed though and now gets picked on. Out of our own 5, we have only 2 pullets and 3 cockerels! I incubated them b/c somedays I get 10 eggs from 10 girls and the white leghorn (?) eggs are so large and wonderful Even when the temps here in the Adirondacks get to zero, they are still laying for us. (Could be the warm oatmeal in the a.m.

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Thank you to everyone. Its really appreciated (my 11 year old is an addict too and he comes over to read all of replies). He'll be incubating for his Science Fair, beginning March 8th, even though we have many chicks already