Gender ID, please…

[mldlm]

I don’t know which I have. I have my suspicions about a possible roo….these are speckled Sussex (my first ones) and a black australorp. I am hoping they are all female, but….thanks!

 

[nuthatched]

The last two are cockerels.

 

[Blue Raptor]

I don’t know which I have. I have my suspicions about a possible roo….these are speckled Sussex (my first ones) and a black australorp. I am hoping they are all female, but….thanks!

The first is a pullet and the other two are cockerels. Sorry if that’s not what you wanted..

 

[FBMcrazy8]

To me it looks like the last 2 are cockerels

 

[mldlm]

Can’t have roosters in my area. Any ideas what to do with them, if they turn out to be Roos? A place that will take them in?

 

[Quarterhorses1]

The last two are Roos for sure! Sorry if you wanted hens you can always rehome on Craigslist, worked for me

 

[MottsHomestead]

Yes, the only pullet is the one in the first photo.
You can post in your state thread, Craigslist, or you may be able to find a local livestock group on Facebook.
Good luck finding new homes for them!

 

[nuthatched]

Can’t have roosters in my area. Any ideas what to do with them, if they turn out to be Roos? A place that will take them in?

They are roos, well, cockerels, no doubt. Try Craigslist.

 

[mldlm]

I found a local farm, Me and You and Chickens, that will take them in and find a new home for them. I am so glad! They often do this, so I am sure they will find a good home. Don’t mind saying, I have gotten a little attached to these two…I don’t blame TSC, it is hard to tell when they are little, but, after nearly six weeks, you just can’t help but get attached when you think they are going to with you their whole lives. Ok, thanks for letting me vent a little.