12 week old gender - SLW, GLW and black Australorp

[Steflily]

Hi! First time chicken momma. I have spent hours reading posts on gender identification and I am still unsuse. Can you help?
i am leaning towards pullets but not sure about my SLW.

Meet Lucky (SLW), Munchkin (GLW) and Mabel (BA). They are 12 weeks old. Hard to get good pictures they move so fast

Thanks so much!

 

[nuthatched]

hmm, can you get closer pictures of the neck/face area, laced birds give me trouble since their lacing can look pointed. the hackles look a little wispy..

 

[Steflily]

Here’s a few more pics of the Wyandotte

Thanks.

 

[JustAChickenLoverOverHere]

I'd say pullets..

 

[TheAlrightyGina]

At that age, pretty sure they're all pullets. The SLW is a little iffy but they may just have poor lacing...I highly doubt they're a boy with how their comb/wattles look right now.

 

[Lucy Brown]

At that age, pretty sure they're all pullets. The SLW is a little iffy but they may just have poor lacing...I highly doubt they're a boy with how their comb/wattles look right now.

I’m new to GLW or peacombs in general... my GLW chicks that are almost two months old have combs that are turning slightly red. Are they supposed to develop fast?

 

[TheAlrightyGina]

I’m new to GLW or peacombs in general... my GLW chicks that are almost two months old have combs that are turning slightly red. Are they supposed to develop fast?

Yeah, Wyandottes tend to redden fast. The size of the wattles and comb are much more indicative than redness in the breed.

 

[Lucy Brown]

Yeah, Wyandottes tend to redden fast. The size of the wattles and comb are much more indicative than redness in the breed.

oh I see thank you!!