Gender

[Traffie Chickens]

Actually it makes it hard, because we got hatching eggs from my neighbors and they have multiple Roos and about 30 hens. So it makes it tricky.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Yes!

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Yeah, that’s definitely a cockerel.

 

[Traffie Chickens]

Does anyone think it’s a jersey giant? And does the comb tell the sex? here it is as a baby.

 

[Traffie Chickens]

All the pics before that one is of it now.

 

[Traffie Chickens]

Yeah, that’s definitely a cockerel.

Ok. Thanks so much for your help.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Does anyone think it’s a jersey giant? And does the comb tell the sex? here it is as a baby. View attachment 3807373

Is this the same black one as earlier? If so, it’s a cockerel for sure, and not a Jersey Giant, because it has the wrong comb type. It could possibly be part JG though.

 

[Traffie Chickens]

Is this the same black one as earlier? If so, it’s a cockerel for sure, and not a Jersey Giant, because it has the wrong comb type. It could possibly be part JG though.

Yes it is the same one. Do you know what breed it is then?

 

[Traffie Chickens]

Yes it is the same one. Do you know what breed it is then?

Also is it a cockerel because the comb has three rows?

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Yes it is the same one. Do you know what breed it is then?

I’m not sure, but he’s likely an Easter Egger of some sort.

Also is it a cockerel because the comb has three rows?

No, pullet’s combs can also have three rows. His comb is too big and red for a pullet.

 

[Traffie Chickens]

Hi! Here we are again at 6 weeks old. Everyone still thinking I have a pair?