I see 5 cockerels and 3 pullets. The one to the far left and the two to the far right are pullets.
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Okay.Darn. And okay, I’ll try to get some better pictures of that one.
Okay.
The buff is a Cockerel, sorry. The comb size, & leg thickness says it all.Here’s some more pictures of them all from earlier and I’m gonna go try to get better pictures.
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I had several chicks this year that had me pulling my hair out trying to guess their gender.
I got lucky though, they all ended up being pullets.
I see 5 cockerels and 3 pullets. The one to the far left and the two to the far right are pullets.
Still hopeful on the Lav and EE because the wattles are non existent.
The buff is a Cockerel, sorry. The comb size, & leg thickness says it all.
I have experience with Orpingtons, never had a pullet with a large comb, or thick legs. I'm also able too wing feather sex them.Darn.
Though I’ve had pullets with bigger combs much younger so I’m still hoping
Doesn’t matter either way to me though, mostly just curious. I am going to have to rehome the cockerels eventually but I might keep one so I’m keeping them all for a little while longer to be sure haha