Feather Sexing Baby Chicks Help!

[Evanloveschickens]

Hello! I’m new here to BYC and I wanted to find out what sex my baby chicks are. The yellow chick came out of a white leghorn hen but has muffs, so I assume it’s crossed with Ameraucana. It might be a rooster. One of them came out of a green egg, the other two brown. They are barnyard mix, with a little bit of everything (rare breeds). I got an amazing deal, $4 a dozen, all hatched, sadly one died. I sold 7 black chicks. Anyone with experience please help me figure out what these chicks are. Thank you!

 

[Kale the Quail]

Hi! welcome to BYC, thanks for joining. I have quail and know nithing about feather sexing chickens. @Kiki or @007Sean probably know.

 

[Evanloveschickens]

Hi! welcome to BYC, thanks for joining. I have quail and know nithing about feather sexing chickens. @Kiki or @007Sean probably know.

Thank you!! I want to get quail again, hopefully hatch some!

 

[tizabel_]

The pictures aren’t very clear but the first one is definitely a pullet, the rest look like cockerels to me. I don’t know a lot about breeds but I do know that feather sexing doesn’t work for some of them so the cockerels might not be accurate.

 

[RinaRoo]

First definitely a pullet. Last one may be a pullet also, but the others are male.

 

[Evanloveschickens]

The pictures aren’t very clear but the first one is definitely a pullet, the rest look like cockerels.

I thought the first one was definitely a rooster and the rest were hens. I wanted all hens.

 

[Evanloveschickens]

First definitely a pullet. Last one may be a pullet also, but the others are male.

Thank you! I’m glad at least one is a pullet

 

[RinaRoo]

I thought the first one was definitely a rooster and the rest were hens. I wanted all hens.

The short and long feathers in this method mean pullet and all the same length feathers are males.

 

[Evanloveschickens]

The short and long feathers in this method mean pullet and all the same length feathers are males.

Oh okay, thank you

 

[Kiki]

This only works in certain breeds.