1 and 2 definitely pullets.
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Oh, good to know! I don’t remember ever seeing any of my pullets doing it, but they probably did when I wasn’t looking.Don't worry too much. My pullets chest bump all the time.
I had the date mixed up on these girls. They were 5 weeks old when I made the post and they are 6 weeks old today.I bought these Easter Eggers (she was calling them Olive Eggers, but I know that’s not right) about 5 weeks ago. They are 6 weeks old today. I know that there’s no way to tell for sure yet what sex they are, but some of you are so good at guessing that I thought I’d make a post and see how many have it right after a few more weeks. Sorry it’s so many pictures. I was trying to get good angles. The way I identify the reds is that one has yellow legs and the other has grayish. Same with the blacks. View attachment 4117485View attachment 4117486View attachment 4117487View attachment 4117488View attachment 4117489View attachment 4117490View attachment 4117491View attachment 4117492View attachment 4117493View attachment 4117494View attachment 4117495View attachment 4117496View attachment 4117497View attachment 4117498
I’m feeling like #4 is a cockerel. Opinions?I had the date mixed up on these girls. They were 5 weeks old when I made the post and they are 6 weeks old today.View attachment 4123136
I do not see any cockerel characteristics so far.I’m feeling like #4 is a cockerel. Opinions?
We have a BR that chest bumped an 11 month old Cinnamon Queen, when she was 5.5 weeks old. She only tried that once...and returned to playing with hatch mates.Oh, good to know! I don’t remember ever seeing any of my pullets doing it, but they probably did when I wasn’t looking.![]()
I hope you’re right. I really want all hens.I do not see any cockerel characteristics so far.