Gender help please

[featheredplanets]

The extra toe-like nail is a spur, fyi.

Chicks of this age won’t have spurs like that... my rooster of 18 months still had diddy spurs. Both sexes have spur bumps. And even hens can grow spurs...

 

[sourland]

Welcome to BYC. Both cockerel and pullet chicks will have spur buds - not a viable way of gender identification. As others have said, right now a gender guess is just that - a guess.

 

[BlueBaby]

Sometime it help's if you post a picture of them with a side view of the head's. Showing the back of them also back near the tail feathers.

 

[Timmee81]

Side pics as requested

 

[Zack123]

The feathers on 1st pic are rounded so thats a good sign

 

[Timmee81]

When I checked out the others I believe one had rounded one didn’t. All good I will wait few more weeks and see how it goes then

 

[featheredplanets]

When I checked out the others I believe one had rounded one didn’t. All good I will wait few more weeks and see how it goes then

Definitely give them a few weeks yet. Lovely chicks though

 

[Timmee81]

Probably best photos I have. Hoping I won’t have a cock as not allowed them in my district and already so attached to them all

 

[Sagey_7878]

If it don't have spurs, then it's not a roo. But if it does, it has a possibility of being a cock or a hen.

That’s wrong. All chicks have small spurs. Even mature hens have spurs.

 

[Lauren Kim]

That’s wrong. All chicks have small spurs. Even mature hens have spurs.

Well, I meant the huge ones that the roos fight with.