9 week old light brahma sex

[Nagynaggles]

I have done lots of research in regards to sexing these light brahma chicks. I am assuming as of now they are pullets due to the combs. I realize it may still yet be to early to determine and the surefire way to know is when it cries. However, as this is my first time owning these gentle giants curiousiity is killing me!

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

To me, they are looking like cockerels.
The last one may be a pullet. But it still has a pretty red comb and wattles.

 

[Nagynaggles]

To me, they are looking like cockerels.
The last one may be a pullet. But it still has a pretty red comb and wattles.

Thanks! I am clueless when it comes to this breed.

 

[Mckennas poultry]

Here’s a video that will help you out

 

[sylviethecochin]

I don't raise Brahmas, but I do prefer the peacomb/rosecomb breeds. Those birds have red wattles at nine weeks. I'm with @Crazy for Chickens! I think they're all roosters.

 

[Mckennas poultry]

I don't raise Brahmas, but I do prefer the peacomb/rosecomb breeds. Those birds have red wattles at nine weeks. I'm with @Crazy for Chickens! I think they're all roosters.

Brahmas have pea combs

This photo should help you with the combs

 

[sylviethecochin]

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Brahmas have pea combs

This photo should help you with the combs

I know. I meant small combed breeds in general.

 

[Mckennas poultry]

This is a photo of my golden Brahma, as you can see she has a pea comb

 

[Nagynaggles]

That one I thought was a pullet.

 

[Mckennas poultry]

That one I thought was a pullet.

That one does look like a pullet as I don’t see any wattles on her yet, give her another couple of weeks, the two other ones are definitely Roos