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OK, here is the test batch if I can upload right. These are prime BA's from Tiger Creek, thanks Stan. You can clearly see the difference in the coloring between the 4 and the 1. Does anyone
want to make bets or do we start a pool? Only alot of time will tell so here we go!
Ok, Kurt, an Aussie vote. L to R in pic 2, I'd go cockerel, pullet, can't really tell, cockeral and pullet. Mind you, as I've mentioned before, my track record, even with 8 week olds, is lousy. I envy Aveca's success with BA sexing! I've never noticed, nor heard of here, that down color is any indication of sex in BA's. Good luck in Kurt's 'raffle', folks.
Has any breeder really studied their BA peeps to determine the cockerels from the pullets? I have my theories but nothing concrete over the past 3 years. I have tried feather sexing and that works most of the time, but not 100 percent. I have also noticed that some peeps have more white on the face than others that have a totally black head. Some have totally dark slate legs and toes and others have slate and more pink on the toes. I have a small batch of 5 that I just hatched and I will compare my theories with another batch that will hatch out in about 10 days and keep y'all up to date if I can determine the boys from the girls when they are very young. Unlike BR's that I can tell in a weeks time who is who, it has sometimes taken me up to 6 to 7 weeks to tell on my BA's. Please feel free to way in on this issue.