Double Check My Grow-Out Guesses, Please! 3rd- Marans.

[SpringPeeper]

Last batch, I promise! The Marans were all hatched April 25th or 26th.


First, Blue:







Second, Brown:





Third, Green:










Fourth, White:








Fifth, Yellow:






Sixth, Pink:





Seventh, Purple:





Eigth, Red:





Sorry, I'm terrible at taking photos.

 

[Basskids08]

The pics aren't the greatest but if I had to say right now I would say 3-4-5-7 look like Roos. I would watch a couple of the others too!

 

[SpringPeeper]

The pics aren't the greatest but if I had to say right now I would say 3-4-5-7 look like Roos. I would watch a couple of the others too!

I know, I'm terrible at taking photos and was in a hurry, I appreciate you giving it a shot. It's definitely looking like a cockerel-heavy batch to me, too. I didn't label any of my guesses, but one you suspect of being a roo is already trying to crow

. I bought these together with a family member to split the hens, now I'm just hoping we each get one!


Five is one I was waffling on. The slower feathering and color in the comb made me worried, but I was hoping that not having much copper and no streamers yet meant there was a chance for pullet.

 

[SpringPeeper]

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[BantamLover21]

Last batch, I promise! The Marans were all hatched April 25th or 26th.


First, Blue:
Pullet for now.



Second, Brown:
Pullet.


Third, Green:

Cockerel.


Fourth, White:
Looking like a cockerel.

Fifth, Yellow:
Thinking cockerel.




Sixth, Pink:


Pullet for now.


Seventh, Purple:
Comb makes me say cockerel.


Eigth, Red:

Pullet, probably.


Sorry, I'm terrible at taking photos.

 

[SpringPeeper]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I really appreciate other eyes/opinions.

 

[SpringPeeper]

Last batch, I promise! The Marans were all hatched April 25th or 26th.


First, Blue: Cockerel, but he hid it for a bit longer than the others.







Second, Brown: Pullet!





Third, Green: Cockerel. On the plus side, this early bloomer is turning out super handsome. He's going to stay to make some Olive Eggers.










Fourth, White: Cockerel.








Fifth, Yellow: Cockerel






Sixth, Pink: Cockerel- I think. The only one I can't call for sure yet. Almost positive (like, 95% sure) he's just a late blooming cockerel, but not quite ready to give up the glimmer of hope on having one more pullet. Still very little copper and a pretty small comb without much color, but is getting in bigger are brighter wattles than the pullets.





Seventh, Purple: Cockerel





Eigth, Red: Pullet!





Sorry, I'm terrible at taking photos.