Gender?

[Nicole_Hutchison]

Pullet or cockerel? All over 12 weeks old.
1 BLR Wyan, 1 blue Cochin and 1 splash Cochin.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Pullet or cockerel? All over 12 weeks old.
1 BLR Wyan, 1 blue Cochin and 1 splash Cochin.

My guess is the first one is a pullet but the other two are boys. @cherrynberry might be able to help though!

 

[FeatherTay]

Both of the cochins are blue. I think they are bantam.The last one is definitely a cockerel the first is a pullet, and the middle one is a cockerel too.

 

[Nicole_Hutchison]

Here is a better pic of the darker blue one.

 

[cherrynberry]

My guess is the first one is a pullet but the other two are boys. @cherrynberry might be able to help though!

One cockerel, the BLRW.

 

[Nicole_Hutchison]

Not sure if this helps or not but the lighter blue one and the BLRW fly up chest to chest at each other. Now I have also seen a younger hen and a younger roo do this to each other but I thought it was worth mentioning.

 

[cherrynberry]

@Overo Mare Wanna play? I know you have cochins!

 

[Little Baby Bean]

My cochins are about 11 weeks and they have combs like the first one!

 

[JustBabyMargo]

My guess is the first one is a pullet but the other two are boys. @cherrynberry might be able to help though!

I think so too.......

 

[Farmgirl1878]

Not sure if this helps or not but the lighter blue one and the BLRW fly up chest to chest at each other. Now I have also seen a younger hen and a younger roo do this to each other but I thought it was worth mentioning.

My three and a half month old Brahma pullets chest butt each other, race up to one another, raise their hackles, peck each other, pull feathers, and generally act like fools. They’re just establishing a pecking order…