Calling all SL Wyandotte experts~ Sexing help please!

[Sweet Violet]

Ok, so up to now I've only had silkie or LF Cochin chicks, now I have 2 SL Wyandotte chicks that are 2 weeks old. What can I start to look for in signs of sexing them?
Thanks!

 

[dsqard]

I am by far not an expert but if you see a lot of wattle and comb development before 9 weeks you have a boy. None of my girls started getting any kind of wattles until around week 15.

 

[PetRock]

Are they hatchery SLWs? If they are, be sure to give them extra growing time before deciding if they are pullets or cockerals. Or at least don't base all your decision on the color of their combs and wattles. Hatchery SLWs can develop red combs and wattles much earlier than higher quality breeder stock SLWs. We have two hatchery SLWs and one of them by 5 weeks had red wattles plus the start of a red comb. By 10 weeks, Beauty was very red in wattles/comb in comparison to our other SLW Sterling. We were worried that she was really a he but from 16 weeks on, her comb and wattles grew very slowly. They are now 24 weeks old and definitely both girls. Sterling actually passed up Beauty and has much bigger comb & wattles. She has also started laying and we are still waiting for Beauty's first egg.

 

[Sweet Violet]

thanks both of you for responding! They are not hatchery but I will go slow, no rash culling here!