Apr 15, 2012 #1 Misty12499 Chirping 10 Years Apr 15, 2012 4 2 62 This is an almost 4 week old Barred Rock- does anybody know if it is a cockerel or pullet? thank you for any help!!
This is an almost 4 week old Barred Rock- does anybody know if it is a cockerel or pullet? thank you for any help!!
Apr 15, 2012 Thread starter #2 Misty12499 Chirping 10 Years Apr 15, 2012 4 2 62 Another pic to help..
Apr 15, 2012 #3 Habibs Hens Cream Legbar Keeper 7 Years Mar 31, 2012 3,084 142 213 London, UK My Coop My Coop take a pick of it freestanding preferably sideview your holding the area that needs to be looked at
Apr 15, 2012 #4 1maria100 In the Brooder 8 Years Apr 30, 2011 84 0 39 Washington A Cockerel, for sure. The wattle and comb are very red and the tail is rooster-like.
Apr 15, 2012 #5 BlueCamas Songster 8 Years Aug 25, 2011 2,198 40 171 Milwaukie, Oregon Definitely a cockerel!
Apr 15, 2012 Thread starter #6 Misty12499 Chirping 10 Years Apr 15, 2012 4 2 62 Thank you for the replies! And i've heard that pullet legs are darker like this one? and also it had a clear white spot on its head when it was little
Thank you for the replies! And i've heard that pullet legs are darker like this one? and also it had a clear white spot on its head when it was little
Apr 15, 2012 #7 mother o' chicks72 Songster 8 Years Mar 21, 2011 1,411 25 151 Portland, Oregon Based on feather and leg color I'd say pullet, but then again based on comb/wattle development I'd have to say rooster. Tricky little fellow you've got there
Based on feather and leg color I'd say pullet, but then again based on comb/wattle development I'd have to say rooster. Tricky little fellow you've got there
Apr 15, 2012 #8 hdowden Crowing 8 Years Aug 14, 2011 11,642 312 331 louisiana the whole leg color and spot on the head doesnt always work...at 4 weeks with that comb and those wattles i'm pretty sure you have a cockerel there
the whole leg color and spot on the head doesnt always work...at 4 weeks with that comb and those wattles i'm pretty sure you have a cockerel there
Apr 15, 2012 #9 F Fred's Hens Crowing Premium Feather Member 9 Years Oct 14, 2010 16,073 2,315 441 Up North when it's hot, Down South when it's not. 100% cockerel. At 4-5 weeks the dead give aways are the wattles, red comb, and bright white bars. Side by side, the cockerels really stick out. The pullets are dark and have dull, yellow combs and no wattles.
100% cockerel. At 4-5 weeks the dead give aways are the wattles, red comb, and bright white bars. Side by side, the cockerels really stick out. The pullets are dark and have dull, yellow combs and no wattles.