I went out with my list of criteria for sexing my 9-10 week old chukars, and I swear they're ALL the same!!
Do you have clear photos of male and female chukars that you can share, and any helpful hints for sexing them?
Thanks!!!
Ok, at that age it is almost impossible to tell. The differences are males are quite larger then females, they also have a deeper red color around the eyes and the legs than the females. When the get older, you will see the spur nubs, but some only have one as well. Females won't get spurs at all. Chuckars are very hard to sex until they mature though, so good luck!
BTW, you will want to keep one rooster per 10 or more hens, if you have more than one rooster in a pen with not enough hens, they will kill them from topping them too much. They don't eat a lot, and won't hurt each other out of breeding season, so I would suggest that you just keep them until you can tell for sure. If you don't have enough hens, you will have problems, trust me.