Any sexing pros?

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Rhode Island is a rooster.

Also if you look at the area of the eye just before the beak, see that stretch, that's also a sign that it's a rooster.

This is incorrect.

The only things that point to Roos are the comb and wattles. At 12 weeks, male specific feathering comes in.

It's very important not to tell people things that are not true. You need to at least have proof or experience in methods. 1 bird, that's just coincidence.
Both these birds are pullets, so please be more careful.

 

[chuckachucka]

Agree with Crazy for Chickens. These look like pullets. At six weeks the only thing to look for is wattle growth and comb growth and redness. Spurs, hackle and sickle feathers all come much later. The RIR has a bit of colour in her comb but single combed chicks develop earlier than some other breeds and by six weeks a cockerel would have bigger wattles and comb. I say both are girls.

 

[Jase The Butcher]

It's very important not to tell people things that are not true. You need to at least have proof or experience in methods. 1 bird, that's just coincidence.
Both these birds are pullets, so please be more careful.

Yup, just thought that was a factor, because my roosters had that. But your right.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Yup, just thought that was a factor, because my roosters had that. But your right.

We're all learning.

 

[Jase The Butcher]

You betcha

 

[ChristieB76]

We're all learning.

Oh wow! These messages
are so encouraging and exciting. Thank you everyone and I apologize if I didn't respond to everyone as I'm still navigating this amazing forum

 

[keesmom]

Pullets

There is nothing pointing to cockerels in these birds.

X2. They look like pullets to me.

ALL chicks have spur nubs. It isn't that unusual for hens to develop spurs. I have three, 2 year old Buttercup hens all with a good sized set each.

 

[drumstick diva]

pullets