5.5 weeks... watcha think?

[ButtonquailGirl14]

Pullet, pullet, cock, cock, pullet, pullet. LOVE Them!

 

[Golden Brahma 64]

Actually, males develop pointy saddle feathers around 12 weeks, which is 3 months.

3,4,5 months actually.
Some mature faster than others like people. I’m an experienced vet and farmer so I wouldn’t doubt what I say.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

3,4,5 months actually.
Some mature faster than others like people. I’m an experienced vet and farmer so I wouldn’t doubt what I say.

In some breeds it can be delayed, yes.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Sooo
Light Brahma Cockerel
Ameraucana too young
(I’m assuming you didn’t list the lav orp since he’s an obvious cockerel)
GLW Cockerel
BR Cockerel
Jersey Giant pullet

Is that correct? Thank you @Crazy for Chickens!

Also thank you @Henrybelle and @jessg84 for posting pictures of your chicks at the same age. It’s looking like mine are cockerels compared to yours.

Oh, I guess I forgot the orp! Sorry.

 

[alexa009]

You have all their genders correct.

 

[redranger209]

Wait, I’m on first page of this, is Pom the dog attacker?

 

[Holliberri]

I am no expert, but I do have both a male and female barred rock. The females are darker and in our experience have dark legs, beaks and feathers in general because they only get the one barring gene. The comb would suggest otherwise, but it is awfully pink, not red, and so it wouldn’t surprise me if Rocky is a pullet.

 

[TheYLWFlock]

Wait, I’m on first page of this, is Pom the dog attacker?

Yes, that’s correct! Today Pom pecked my dog right on the nose... Piper is scared of the chickens now!

I am no expert, but I do have both a male and female barred rock. The females are darker and in our experience have dark legs, beaks and feathers in general because they only get the one barring gene. The comb would suggest otherwise, but it is awfully pink, not red, and so it wouldn’t surprise me if Rocky is a pullet.

We will have to see! Like I said, Rocky is one strange little birdy...