10 week old buff orpington

[Painted Calls]

Both are pullets.

 

[Brdsnm]

Hi there! I happen to be a little bit of an expert on these Buff Orpingtons! They are also my favorite breed! It looks like you have a little pullet there! Here is my Buff Orpington Daisy! Yours is very pretty! I can't be 100% sure its a female, but more than likely. I see no signs it is a male though, too young for spur development.


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Awesome! I have another I would like help on but I don't have a pic. I will post when I can get one.

 

[DaisyBuff]

Ok, to me both are looking like pullets right now. Each chicken breed has its own characteristics, I noticed that the Buff that is the same age as the other hen has already developed a bigger comb and has already developed a small waddle. While the other chicken behind it has a smaller comb and no waddle yet. She is probably just developing faster, I am still thinking pullet!

 

[Brdsnm]

This is my 2 buff I need sexed

 

[DaisyBuff]

This is my 2 buff I need sexed

Is this one also 10 weeks?

 

[PoultryCQ]

This is my 2 buff I need sexed

Cockerels

 

[DaisyBuff]

This Buff is looking like a cockerel.

 

[DaisyBuff]

I am not sure 100% cockerel, because my Buff Daisy looked just like a cockerel when she was a pullet. Still, it could be female, I am just thinking male now even it is a bit early to tell.

 

[Brdsnm]

Cockerels

I am not sure 100% cockerel, because my Buff Daisy looked just like a cockerel when she was a pullet. Still, it could be female, I am just thinking male now even it is a bit early to tell.

I plan on waiting till they are a little older before I try to rehome them. I currently have had bad luck because my 3 chickens are 2 roosters.

 

[PoultryCQ]

I am not sure 100% cockerel, because my Buff Daisy looked just like a cockerel when she was a pullet. Still, it could be female, I am just thinking male now even it is a bit early to tell.

10 weeks is actually a nice age to sex. 6-8 weeks is best for most breeds.