Appenzeller Spitzhaubens, pullets or cockerels?

[MeanCheek]

#1, #2, #3 and #4 are on the same photo.
They are 4 weeks old. Any ideas on if these are pullets or cockerels?

 

[FeatherTay]

I love your birds!! They are so silly! I’m sorry i’m not sure about gender!

 

[Sortacountrychicken]

The second chick has a pretty red comb for four weeks. Makes me think cockerel but I also have zero experience with this breed.

 

[Polishchicken7]

second seems like a rooster, but it is still too early to be sure. All the others seem like pullets

 

[sassychickens76]

Can we have some more pictures? Now I am already interested in this breed!

 

[Painted Calls]

Second chick is looking suspicious. However it is much too early to sex this breed. Post updated pics in 4 more weeks.

 

[FoxySonia]

I have almost no experience sexing chicks, but I have 19 Appenzeller Spitzhauben chicks I purchased sexed as pullets from Hoover's Hatchery. They are now 1 month old and I'm 100% sure that 1 of the 19 is a cockerel, because his tail, feather pattern and coloring is a bit different from the pullets, and he has the beginning of wattles. For over a week I've suspected he wasn't female, even though he's the smallest and most timid of the chicks, from week 1 his wings and tail were way shorter. The pullets are taller and braver, pecking my hand when I try to pick them up. See if you can spot the boy in the photo.

I think yours are pullets. More photos would help confirm.

 

[MeanCheek]

I have almost no experience sexing chicks, but I have 19 Appenzeller Spitzhauben chicks I purchased sexed as pullets from Hoover's Hatchery. They are now 1 month old and I'm 100% sure that 1 of the 19 is a cockerel, because his tail, feather pattern and coloring is a bit different from the pullets, and he has the beginning of wattles. For over a week I've suspected he wasn't female, even though he's the smallest and most timid of the chicks, from week 1 his wings and tail were way shorter. The pullets are taller and braver, pecking my hand when I try to pick them up. See if you can spot the boy in the photo.

I think yours are pullets. More photos would help confirm.
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Thanks. Mine turned out 50/50, two pullets and two cockerels. A great breed!