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Uuuuggghhh! Only my luck would give me 4 roosters!
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I'm going to disagree only because I think you have 2 pullets, 1 definite cockerel and I'm on the fence with # 3. But I'm leaning more towards pullet. Your silkie is just way to young to determine gender.
Uuuuggghhh! Only my luck would give me 4 roosters!
But, albeit slight, there is still a chance they're not all male. They look all male to most of those who have replied but if you post again when they're 6 months old you probably will know for sure, unless maybe you meet someone in the meantime who knows how to vent sex. I knew a woman who felt their abdomens to tell gender and she was wrong about two out of 10, not a terrible ratio I guess, but the probing sure looked like it hurt, they went pale and drooped limp in her hands as she did it, some of them gasping. Vent sexing may be a better method.
All three of these are not Plymouth Rocks. They are Black Sex Link cockerels.
All three of these are not Plymouth Rocks. They are Black Sex Link cockerels.
Sorry you got jipped!
They only have one copy of the barring gene, so their father was not a Barred bird. Yes I am sure.are you sure? they are just tractor supply birds, so i wasnt expecting quality, but would like to know for when i list them