Gender confused red sex link/ISA brown

Yonny

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That’s a pretty big comb and wattle compared to the others. I included baby pic for good measure. 9weeks in 2 days.
 

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Whatever it is came from Hoover’s (they’re both listed on the brown egg production pack. 🙄)
So far it’s the only obvious cockerel in the group of “all pullets” so cant complain too much.
 

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Where did you get the chicks? Unfortunately many get sex linked chicks thinking they will breed yet more sex links, but that is not the case.
 
If that is a cockerel, there is no way it could possibly be a first generation red sex link cross. Pullets are always red/gold and cockerels are white/silver. The genetics cannot give any other option in a first generation cross. So either:

1. it's a pullet, and a very early developing one
2. cockerel, but not a sex link
3. they outsourced with the overload of orders, and got someone who bred red sex links together, and it's a 2nd generation sex link
 

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