4 buff Brahmas, gender?

[Brahmachicken240]

We had twin doelings born during our storm yesterday and today my phone overheated outside so pictures are not the best but I tried to get a few shots. I had to add some baby pictures as well

Congrats on the twins!
This one looks to be your only cockerel

Unsure about this one

Give it a few more weeks.

 

[Roo5]

How big wa everyone’s else’s birds at three months?Mine are about six six weeks and it’s oretty obvious who’s male and female

 

[Jpajinag]

Here are two more of the one you are unsure of. Not sure if it clarifies? I didn’t realize how fuzzy it was when I was uploading, our signal is horrible here and a few pictures didn’t even upload.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Here are two more of the one you are unsure of. Not sure if it clarifies? I didn’t realize how fuzzy it was when I was uploading, our signal is horrible here and a few pictures didn’t even upload.

Cockerel

 

[Jpajinag]

How big wa everyone’s else’s birds at three months?Mine are about six six weeks and it’s oretty obvious who’s male and female

Of my 4 o e chick was always “solid”, heavier, stiffer. That is the one I have always that was a roo. He stands straighter legged, he is so much heavier and stiffer now and the difference between him and the other 3 seems to get bigger every week. I would really be shocked if he wasn’t an he. The other 3? Well early on I always thought 2 were girls and questioned the 3rd. As time has gone on the 3rd has grown more and more like the other 2 I think are girls. When crowing/ laying starts that obviously will be the 100% point but with these slow feathering brahmas, waiting for those shines saddle feathers seems to take forever.

 

[Jpajinag]

Congrats on the twins!
This one looks to be your only cockerel
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Give it a few more weeks.

Ty. I have a question about buff brahmas and the wing “barring” I think it’s called? On the Roos? Do you know about this? Could you explain? And when they get it? Thank you.

 

[Roo5]

Biggest one,slow growth red face and huge comb.

Little pullet,first to feather fully.

The pullet

The cockerel,still doesn’t have its fetahers This pic is pretty explainable.

 

[cstephens1987]

Ty. I have a question about buff brahmas and the wing “barring” I think it’s called? On the Roos? Do you know about this? Could you explain? And when they get it? Thank you.

For a second I thought you meant actual barring. Wing bars coloring for cockerel can start pretty early and will get more and more pronounced with each most and as more feathers come in. You can see it show up as early as 2-4 weeks or as late as 8-10 but usually by 6-8 weeks you should see the colors coming in on the wing bows and wing bars

 

[Jpajinag]

I couldn’t remember what exactly people called it. Ty. With buff brahmas is it a darker, shinier patch on Roos? At 11 weeks are you seeing any on mine?

 

[Roo5]

My Buff seems to be getting sickle fetahers early on,