2 of my BSL chicks have brown on their faces and 2 do not. I thought they were all female.
Mar 10, 2010 #1 beachchickie Songster 10 Years Dec 6, 2009 396 1 119 Alabama 2 of my BSL chicks have brown on their faces and 2 do not. I thought they were all female.
Mar 10, 2010 #2 Tala Flock Mistress 10 Years Apr 14, 2009 6,372 58 251 Benton (Saline County) AR boys have white faces, and/or white dots on their head. Mine were more like white headed though. girls have either brown, red or buff faces (depending on the color of the rooster). In this photo: 3 girls and 4 boys You'll know pretty quick as they start to grow up and the boys get a lot whiter barred looking pretty quickly. Last edited: Mar 10, 2010
boys have white faces, and/or white dots on their head. Mine were more like white headed though. girls have either brown, red or buff faces (depending on the color of the rooster). In this photo: 3 girls and 4 boys You'll know pretty quick as they start to grow up and the boys get a lot whiter barred looking pretty quickly.
Mar 10, 2010 Thread starter #3 beachchickie Songster 10 Years Dec 6, 2009 396 1 119 Alabama Thanks I feel better. I wanted hens. Sounds like I got hens.
Mar 10, 2010 #4 Tala Flock Mistress 10 Years Apr 14, 2009 6,372 58 251 Benton (Saline County) AR I added a pic to help. The 4 boys are in the center, girls outside edges
Mar 11, 2010 #5 RThomas Songster 10 Years Apr 19, 2009 295 7 134 Tennessee Just the white on the top of the head determines the sex. As long as the top of the head is black, it's a female.
Just the white on the top of the head determines the sex. As long as the top of the head is black, it's a female.