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Hm, #3 has a comb bigger than my 6 or 7 week old suspected cockrel.......
@ArtLady1
Too young to be sure but I'd expect the first two are pullets and the 3rd is a cockerel.
Ha we have twins, I was wishing for a pullet though.....you are probably going to win the wish lol
I am very much hoping you are right, I am not getting rid of it till I am sure. "She" is at least 6 weeks old and everything else is looking pullet. The 2 little confirmed males are of course not the same breed but so obvious. This one has no points at all on the emerging feathers. Her comb is still really pale and not that big, her legs are not that big. The things she has going against her are her coloring and she is a tad bigger than I would expect as she is maybe a little bigger in size than the Brahma pullet but They could easily be a week apart in age too as the EE has more feathers. I will just sit and keep my fingers crossed since so far I only have one alternate rooster home and I know I need to get rid of the Blue Wyandotte rooster.I'm not so sure yours is a cockerel. The red ones are tricky, sometimes.
I think ''Karen'' is probably a cockerel, though it's still to soon to be 100% sure.
I think ''Karen'' is probably a cockerel, though it's still to soon to be 100% sure.