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In had 3 females with a few males in a brooder a while back and the females did have longer tails. I can't remember how early it showed up ... maybe at one week and then the female tales continued to be longer clear up past the time that they you could verify sex by comb growth. I remember this because I didn't have to mark them in any way to tell them apart. I thought I was the founder of some great secret. ;-) However, I have hatched our batches since that don't show this difference which made me wonder why that first group was so easy to figure out so early. In later batches, I kept looking at the tails thinking that I would be able to tell the boys from the girls and I couldn't. This bugs me. I would prefer a little consistency.