10 weekw and still wondering roo or pullet.I am hoping both pullets but the darker gray acts like a roo

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Another picture of the lighter gray.

 

[Chive]

Another picture of the lighter gray.
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This one looks like it has some saddle hackles coming in on it's back, so maybe a rooster? These ones are a little tricky, especially since their combs aren't very big.

 

[cute chicks here]

This one looks like it has some saddle hackles coming in on it's back, so maybe a rooster? These ones are a little tricky, especially since their combs aren't very big.

This one looks like it has some saddle hackles coming in on it's back, so maybe a rooster? These ones are a little tricky, especially since their combs aren't very big.

Here's another picture of the light gray.

 

[cute chicks here]

Here's another picture of the light gray.It is with Pee wee the broody who raised them.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

It’s pretty hard to tell. They both have awfully big combs for ten weeks, but I don’t see any male specific feathering yet. I’m inclined to say both are cockerels because of the comb size.

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

I would agree with
Both look roo-ish to me, but I'm not familiar with this coloration.
May need to update again in 2-3 weeks to be certain, but my best guess is Cockerels at the moment, but hoping I'm wrong if you wanted both to be Pullets.

 

[Grandmas Coop]

until they crow,, its hard to tell.

 

[cute chicks here]

It’s pretty hard to tell. They both have awfully big combs for ten weeks, but I don’t see any male specific feathering yet. I’m inclined to say both are cockerels because of the comb size.

My chicks hardly have any combs. We're you maybe looking at a different picture

 

[Auntiejessi3]

The lighter grey one I'd say pullet, I think the darker grey one is a cockerel