6-7 wk old Russian Orloffs and 4-5 wk old Brahma! Gender help.

[Rooster_Tyranny]

I understand that the brahma is a little young, I'll repost pics of her when she's older if need be.

Russian Orloff #1

The light Brahma. She is started to get wattles but they are not in any way red. These darn birds are so dusty! They'll luckily be going out after the weekend.

This guy had gotten into a couple of pretty big fights with my Orpington who is 100% a rooster. Maybe that's a sign he's a cockerel.

Thank you guys! If you guys need better pics let me know!

 

[Rooster_Tyranny]

Anyone?

 

[Rooster_Tyranny]

@Gray Farms @Cyprus @drumstick diva @Crazy for Chickens!

 

[New2Chicks97]

Sorry no idea. I stay in denial until they crow.

 

[Gray Farms]

The pictures won't enlarge for me so I couldn't say for sure. 6-7 weeks is a little young for non-single combed breeds.

 

[Rooster_Tyranny]

The pictures won't enlarge for me so I couldn't say for sure. 6-7 weeks is a little young for non-single combed breeds.

Okay thank you!! I'll repost when they're 10 weeks.

 

[Gray Farms]

10 weeks is a better age. Both breeds mature slowly.

 

[Cyprus]

Too young

 

[drumstick diva]

too young, the chicks not me

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

None are looking like cockerels at this point