I'm thinking pullet. Post again around 6 weeks to confirm.
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I read that Dominque female chicks had a round, even spot & dark shanks/feet. Males have a splotchy, irregular head spot with lighter legs/feet. I'm seeing signs of both but have no other chicks to compare.
I have never done it because I think it's mean to the birds but the store my friends got them from did that and they got what they wanted so idkThis is not an accurate way to sex chicks. Also, please don't pick your chicks up by their heads. It's not a very safe way to hold them.
It's a cockerel. A pullet would be just starting to turn red in the comb at 14 weeks, the black bars are more narrow than the white bars, and the male saddle feathers are just starting to come in on the back.
You're welcome.Thanks! I had that thought it was a cockerel to start with, and called it Hank for a month, then had my doubts, but never really was sure. I see the saddle feathers for sure now that it was pointed out. He's a very pretty little boy! So, Here's to Hank!!
ThAsks for the help!!!!