Breed and gender?

[Morgan Singh]

I have had my chicken for around 4 weeks old, I know my other chicks breed and gender but can't seem to find out this ones. ( It has 4 toes )

 

[Morgan Singh]

Yes they do!
I find it best to lie on the floor with them and snap a bunch of photos, then pick out the best ones.

Thank you!

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Will have to see how much white it ends up with. My New Hampshire has similar wing patterning.

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This pattern will molt out after the next set of feathers and leave no white This occurs even on heritage RIRs. It's just the baby feathers. This pattern doesn't occur on Sexlinks!

 

[LadiesAndJane]

I have had my chicken for around 4 weeks old, I know my other chicks breed and gender but can't seem to find out this ones. ( It has 4 toes )

Welcome to BYC.
Looks a bit young still to ID. Guessing about 4-5 weeks? If you can post a clear side view photo of the bird standing, that would help.

 

[Morgan Singh]

Welcome to BYC.
Looks a bit young still to ID. Guessing about 4-5 weeks? If you can post a clear side view photo of the bird standing, that would help.

I'll try to but they move a lot so it might be difficult

 

[LadiesAndJane]

I'll try to but they move a lot so it might be difficult

Yes they do!
I find it best to lie on the floor with them and snap a bunch of photos, then pick out the best ones.

 

[Morgan Singh]

After doing some research he ( the pronouns im using because i suspect it's male ) it looks more like an production red chick ( this is a photo i found on google )

 

[Morgan Singh]

Production Red. The patterned feathers will molt out. A Red Sexlink would have more white Thank you!

 

[cherrynberry]

Looks like a sexlink to me.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Production Red. The patterned feathers will molt out. A Red Sexlink would have more white