2 cockerels?

[EvansMeXo]

Just wanting one last confirmation before I rehome these two this weekend, they were hatched in may. I'll be so sad to see them go
RIR/EE mix and a white Chantecler

 

[JedJackson]

Which birds specifically are you asking about and how old are they?

 

[Isaac 0]

The three birds in the second pic are all males.The last pic looks like a male too.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Which birds specifically are you asking about and how old are they?

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I think I see at least 3 cockerels, but I need to know their age.

 

[EvansMeXo]

Thanks! I know the two on either side in the second pic are cockerels it's the middle white one, the white chantecler, and the big brown EE/Rhode Island red I was asking about but your responses confirmed that thank you

 

[JedJackson]

Actually, I think the rhodie/easter egger could well be a pullet. Other than the weird tail feather I don't see anything to indicate a cockerel at this point. And the Chantecler could be a point of lay pullet depending on age, and that's why I asked.

 

[Kristen D]

The RIR/Easter egger in the last photo looks like a pullet to me. They were born in May? Are any of them crowing?

 

[Kristen D]

Actually, I think the rhodie/easter egger could well be a pullet. Other than the weird tail feather I don't see anything to indicate a cockerel at this point. And the Chantecler could be a point of lay pullet depending on age, and that's why I asked.

I agree.

 

[EvansMeXo]

Actually, I think the rhodie/easter egger could well be a pullet. Other than the weird tail feather I don't see anything to indicate a cockerel at this point. And the Chantecler could be a point of lay pullet depending on age, and that's why I asked.

I've always thought the EE mix was a pullet until her tail grew like that. Hawk will be 18 weeks July 15, Cadbury will be 18 weeks October 1. So I think it's safe to say Cadbury (the white one) is a male?? His comb has been like that for a few weeks

 

[SpaghettiJo]

the white chantecler looks like a pullet to me, but really only time will tell..

for the longest time we thought my white leghorn was a cockerel since her comb and wattles were so red and large, but then one day she decided to lay an egg..