Anyone? I saw a video on this, and I now have 9 chicks hatched, one is zipping, and that leaves 5 eggs left. Just wondered if anyone has used this method for sexing chicks, so when I take them out, maybe I could tell what is what? Thanks.
The chicks have to be bred to be sexed that way, it doesn't work on just any chick that comes out. It involves breeding slow feathering to fast feathering and doing this over generations to get consistancy.
The highest paid person in a production hatchery is the person who is the sexer. Even this person gets 10% of the chicks wrong. For the rest of us, we should wait until we hear the crowing or see an egg laid.