Any Roos?

[Savannah.Tucker]

I have been waiting to ask this question again till they were bigger.
I have two speckled Sussex, one New Hampshire red, and one black australorp. Do you see any males in the mix? My hubby thinks the NHR is a male. I don't.
They are all around the same age, within a week or two.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

How old? I'm not seeing any obvious cockerels signs. The red one I'm not quite sure about though. Age will help.

 

[Savannah.Tucker]

How old? I'm not seeing any obvious cockerels signs. The red one I'm not quite sure about though. Age will help.

Around three months old. They are all around that give or take a week.

 

[Savannah.Tucker]

The black australorp seems slow growing though.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

They all seem to be pullets! I don't see any pointy feathers, and their combs are not red at all. Maybe the Austrolorp is the youngest?

 

[Savannah.Tucker]

They all seem to be pullets! I don't see any pointy feathers, and their combs are not red at all. Maybe the Austrolorp is the youngest?

The Sussex were actually youngest. They were all down feathers and the australorp and NHR had pin feathers already. So weird. She's the friendliest too.

 

[drumstick diva]

at this point in time they all look like pullets

 

[Gray Farms]

All pullets. If they are 3 months old, males would be obvious.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

They all look like pullets so far.

 

[Jetblack2004]

All look like pullets too me. As Gray Farms said, at 12 weeks males would be obvious.

-Jet