Sep 30, 2013 #1 DarthRooster Songster 6 Years Sep 13, 2013 190 8 104 Northwest Arkansas Is this a pullet or cockerel? Last edited: Sep 30, 2013
Oct 1, 2013 Thread starter #4 DarthRooster Songster 6 Years Sep 13, 2013 190 8 104 Northwest Arkansas 3 to 4 weeks old
Oct 1, 2013 #5 Gelo75 In the Brooder 6 Years May 1, 2013 60 1 41 California I owned some orpingtons, and even though they never grew to lay an egg, I thought they might be boys with the comb they had, but yours are probably girls.
I owned some orpingtons, and even though they never grew to lay an egg, I thought they might be boys with the comb they had, but yours are probably girls.
Oct 2, 2013 #6 gimmie birdies Enabler Premium Feather Member 11 Years Feb 12, 2013 17,085 41,960 1,032 Eastern WA if you have to ask, than it is probably a male. males have really thick combs.
Oct 2, 2013 #8 birdsrfun Songster Aug 22, 2013 243 226 146 S.F Bay Area I've got Buff Orpington's myself, and I have been finding information that says Orpingtons are a hard breed to sex. You need to let them grow before you will be able to tell for sure. Your chicks are too young to tell.
I've got Buff Orpington's myself, and I have been finding information that says Orpingtons are a hard breed to sex. You need to let them grow before you will be able to tell for sure. Your chicks are too young to tell.