Gender help. 6wk BLRW

[5 Points Wingfeather]

 

[Chicken Quest]

Pullet, I predict but you gotta watch out for the combs as it gets older. If the comb gets brighter and bigger it's a cockerel.

 

[Chicken Quest]

Also rounded feather on chickens indicate that it's a hen. Sickle feathers show that it's a cockerel

(Not my pic)
(Sorry if it is a little blurry)

 

[Chicken Quest]

Can I also have pics of its body?

 

[EggSighted4Life]

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Red wattles at 6 weeks is a cockerel UNLESS it's flushed from heat and goes pale again once cooled off.

Rounded and pointy saddle and hackle feather are irrelevant until usually between 12 and 16 weeks old.

 

[5 Points Wingfeather]

Can I also have pics of its body?

Thanks for the info! But I am aware how to tell the differences in adult birds. Just need help with very young ones. And I don’t think body helps with 6weeks old at all

 

[5 Points Wingfeather]

Red wattles at 6 weeks is a cockerel UNLESS it's flushed from heat and goes pale again once cooled off.

Rounded and pointy saddle and hackle feather are irrelevant until usually between 12 and 16 weeks old.

It looks way more red in that picture than it does in real life. It surprised me when I uploaded it. Time will tell

 

[Chicken Quest]

Also rounded feather on chickens indicate that it's a hen. Sickle feathers show that it's a cockerel
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(Not my pic)
(Sorry if it is a little blurry)

Red wattles at 6 weeks is a cockerel UNLESS it's flushed from heat and goes pale again once cooled off.

Rounded and pointy saddle and hackle feather are irrelevant until usually between 12 and 16 weeks old.

When I read about this I thought this would work with sexing chicks (Sorry I'm new )