Been to scared to ask...hens or roos??? *pic heavy*

[key west chick]

I see all girls!!

 

[M To The Maxx]

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I see one roo. The GLW is a roo. The rest hens.

 

[becky3086]

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I agree.

 

[Jasper_899]

I also agree with the GLW being a Roo. Both of mine didn't get those big of wattles till week 20-25
Here are mine at week 15 I started to think my lighter one was a Roo because her comb really started to grow at about 23 weeks and it scared me. 2 weeks later I got an egg.

And I don't know if its just me, but my pullets seemed more "poofy" than your GLW but Im not sure if that necessarily means that it is a roo. I know my girls had really thick feathers on their back and they showed no trace of pointy saddle feathers at all.

All of the others look like pullets though

 

[Mahonri]

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Ditto.

 

[Minniechickmama]

Compare the two laced wyandottes, I would put money on them BOTH being pullets.
You better be wanting lots of eggs! You obvioulsly had a good day from the sexers, I don't think that they are usually that accurate at sexing them, but you lucked out.

 

[pedro24]

there are no boys so they are hens

 

[geebs]

I call roo on the GLW also... The Americauna/Auracanas.... tough call... still could go either way... but I will really thing the GLW is very rooish... They don't develop combs and feathering till really late... I got tricked at the 6th month mark on one.

 

[natkev]

2 roosters and 7 hens

 

[newchickmom09]

natken~ I only have 7 chickens

Does anyone have a picture of a GLW roo at 15 weeks so I could compare?
Hopeing she is a she since she is hubby favorite.