Ga h mong sexing

[Joni007x]

Hi

I have six 8 week old chicks I hatched, they are Vietnamese ga h mong chickens.
I have a really hard time sexing them. None of them crow yet, no wattles, comb is obviously not red
Any idea what these could be?

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Hi

I have six 8 week old chicks I hatched, they are Vietnamese ga h mong chickens.
I have a really hard time sexing them. None of them crow yet, no wattles, comb is obviously not red
Any idea what these could be? View attachment 3174971

With the caveat that I know absolutely nothing about this breed of chicken, they all look female to me!

 

[cherrynberry]

With the caveat that I know absolutely nothing about this breed of chicken, they all look female to me!

X2

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

With the caveat that I know absolutely nothing about this breed of chicken, they all look female to me!

X3. @Joni007x you have very pretty birds!

 

[Joni007x]

Oooh interesting. Thank you all of you! I'd love all of them to be pullets, might be easier to get a cockerel imported and may be cheaper than incubating another set. Hatching eggs really difficult to get hold of and these were imported all the way from Slovakia to the UK.

 

[0range]

Ohhhhh so pretty and yet another breed to add to my chicken wishlist

Please keep us updated!

 

[Joni007x]

I've taken some more photos where all six can be seen from above.
Do we still think all 6 hens?

 

[Painted Calls]

I am very unfamiliar with this breed. However, to me they all look like pullets.

@Rhodebar Lover are you familiar with these guys at all?

 

[JedJackson]

It's a new breed to me too. There is a facebook page with lots of pictures of them https://m.facebook.com/groups/872224573545683/media/

The males have larger combs and seem to have a more upright stance. Yours look like pullets to me as well, but it may be that they are a slow developing breed and more time is needed to accurately sex them. But if you have the money and intend to breed them, it's not a bad idea to order an unrelated cockerel.

 

[Joni007x]

It's a new breed to me too. There is a facebook page with lots of pictures of them https://m.facebook.com/groups/872224573545683/media/

The males have larger combs and seem to have a more upright stance. Yours look like pullets to me as well, but it may be that they are a slow developing breed and more time is needed to accurately sex them. But if you have the money and intend to breed them, it's not a bad idea to order an unrelated cockerel.

That group is a great find thank you, I wasn't aware of them.
You're right, I was already contemplating getting a set of hatching eggs from a non related flock, tbf I'm quite happy if they all turn out to be hens. Every hatches dream, isn't it Then just to hope I'll have one cockerel in the next batch