Back again - frizzle bantam Cochins! Hen or Roo

[Hantell]

I’ve posted these guys a couple times now. I’m technologically challenged so idk if you’re able to search my past posts/pics to see their progression, but I’m curious what the experts have to say about the golden one this time around! I definitely see some red tint coming in, but the black one has developed much more quickly. They’re approximately 4-5 weeks now.

 

[Gigachad poultry]

I’ve posted these guys a couple times now. I’m technologically challenged so idk if you’re able to search my past posts/pics to see their progression, but I’m curious what the experts have to say about the golden one this time around! I definitely see some red tint coming in, but the black one has developed much more quickly. They’re approximately 4-5 weeks now. View attachment 3678527View attachment 3678528

id say a pair or two boys

 

[Cloverr39]

Looks like both cockerels.

 

[Bigtom Turkey]

1st is for sure male, second could go either way.

 

[Hantell]

Looks like both cockerels.

That’s what I’m afraid of

 

[Hantell]

1st is for sure male, second could go either way.

I’m holding out hope thanks for looking!

 

[AllKindaOCluckedUp]

1st is for sure male, second could go either way.

X2 - Agree 100%

No doubt the first is a cockerel.

However, the ginger- see how yellow the comb tips still are..? There is still hope this could be a pullet.

I've had cochin bantam whose development occurred long before maturity- but they'd pink up when they were flushed or upset.

Give it a couple more weeks, I'm certain that your cockerel will REALLY be an easy point of reference.

I wouldn't give up hope just yet.

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

Two roosters

 

[fluffycrow]

First is definitely a cockerel. Second is not a definite pullet or cockerel yet

 

[AllKindaOCluckedUp]

Here's some hope ...
Pullet at 5 weeks

Pullet at 5 weeks

Pullet at 5 weeks

Pullet at 4 weeks

Pullet at 4 weeks

Pullet at 4 weeks

Cockerel at 4 weeks