11 week old polish crested.

These birds are too young for male specific feathers, in my opinion. I think the one in question is probably a cockerel, but not definitely. So if Dona Worry cannot keep males, then now is a good time to look for a re-homing opportunity, since they can be few and far between. Otherwise, keep your eye on it. It's a shame Polish are rarely offered as sexed chicks. Would save a whole lotta heartache.
 
These birds are too young for male specific feathers, in my opinion. I think the one in question is probably a cockerel, but not definitely. So if Dona Worry cannot keep males, then now is a good time to look for a re-homing opportunity, since they can be few and far between. Otherwise, keep your eye on it. It's a shame Polish are rarely offered as sexed chicks. Would save a whole lotta heartache.
THEY WEEERRRREEEEE SEXED! :hit:hit:hit:hit:hit:hit
 
That is disappointing to read. Meyer needs to get their act together. I'd wait a bit to be sure, but if you do get a cockerel, or more than one cockerel, I would let them know, with photos. They may give you a refund. It's worth a try.
Yes, I hope so. The whole point behind the polish chicks was to get my rooster to hen ratio to a more sensible number, I most particularly did not want more males.
 
Dang it. Won't be covered under the new policy, too old. I'll ask anyways, worst they can do is say no.
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See, I JUST DON'T KNOW.
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Some pictures of the other two for comparison .
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The 'comb', such as it is.
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Aarrgh. Time will tell.

Of the 3, Zoe has the most mature voice too-- BUT is that an indication of being a cockerel? Or is the difference between this one and his/her siblings due to Zoe being a little faster to mature?!
 

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