Australorp - pullet or Cockerel

Nenad

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My only australorp chick 5 months old. It grows slow I guess. What gender?
 

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If it is 5 months old then it is way behind in development, which makes it difficult to sex. There is no male feathering that I can see, but the comb and wattles are very large and red on a bird that is nowhere near to being ready to lay. Honestly, I would just wait a while longer before deciding its sex.

In the meantime, make sure it gets all the food it can eat. If it doesn't start growing soon, it might be a good idea to post pictures of this bird in the medical forum to find out what is going on. Sorry I can't be more helpful but other posters might have a better grasp of what is going on here.
 
If it is 5 months old then it is way behind in development, which makes it difficult to sex. There is no male feathering that I can see, but the comb and wattles are very large and red on a bird that is nowhere near to being ready to lay. Honestly, I would just wait a while longer before deciding its sex.

In the meantime, make sure it gets all the food it can eat. If it doesn't start growing soon, it might be a good idea to post pictures of this bird in the medical forum to find out what is going on. Sorry I can't be more helpful but other posters might have a better grasp of what is going on here.
Thanks, they are free ranging all day and have crushed corn,oats and other grains and seeds in their pen.
 

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