7 week old chicks...help sexing please!!

[Moonshadow715]

Terrible luck, then. I was thinking if you ordered from a hatchery, you might be able to get some sort of refund.

Strange, I realized you had more than 6 total and edited my post, but I guess not quite fast enough.

No, unfortunately, I’m guessing they won’t care. No worries, I wasn’t calling you out on your %... just telling you what happened. It’s just my luck!

 

[Tonyroo]

Start thinking about removing the cockerels now. Cause it might be a while to find takers.

 

[Moonshadow715]

Start thinking about removing the cockerels now. Cause it might be a while to find takers.

I’m asking around. They look like they will be beautiful birds. But 3 on 5 wouldn’t be fair to my girls. So now I’m paranoid staring at the rest! From the pics do the rest appear to be pullets?

 

[Wishing4Wings]

I only see 3 probable males.

 

[Moonshadow715]

So incase anyone is still following this feed, my barred rock and speckled sussex were definitely cockerels. My wyandotte turned out to be a pullet! They are 17 weeks now. I was iffy on my other barred rock, because "she" was getting longer tail feathers and had a more developed comb and wattles. However, she is not crowing or even trying. No spur development either. So hopefully we are good!

 

[Moonshadow715]

This is the Wyandotte thought maybe to be rooster…17 weeks now, no crowing, no Spurs, but will “bow up” at barred rock who I’m not sure if pullet either…thoughts?!?

 

[Painted Calls]

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This is the Wyandotte thought maybe to be rooster…17 weeks now, no crowing, no Spurs, but will “bow up” at barred rock who I’m not sure if pullet either…thoughts?!?View attachment 2755552

These two are cockerels.

 

[Sortacountrychicken]

Also your barred female isn't a barred rock. A cuckoo marans maybe?

 

[Painted Calls]

Also your barred female isn't a barred rock. A cuckoo marans maybe?

Are you talking about the Dominique?

 

[Sortacountrychicken]

Are you talking about the Dominique?

The pullet in the back of the most recent photo has pink legs and feathered shanks I believe