GLW Cockerel?

[BigECart]

Quite a bit of pink on this chick’s command I am seeing the beginnings of wattles. I know 3.5 weeks is too soon to know, but I’m betting on cockerel. Bad news for my Andalusian rooster who occasionally thinks about attacking us, and sometimes follows through.

 

[Flockking]

Lol he does seem to be male
And your roo is pretty too bad he's not too friendly

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

Way to young to determine, Wyandottes mature quicker than most and get combs and wattles early on, the color looks ok to me, but in another 4 or 5 weeks you'll know for sure.

 

[BigECart]

Lol he does seem to be male
And your roo is pretty too bad he's not too friendly

He’s not unfriendly but his brain short circuits and he attacks. He seems just as surprised as us when he attacks. Mostly I hold still when he’s eying me until he remembers that I’m not a threat, and then we are good.

 

[Flockking]

He’s not unfriendly but his brain short circuits and he attacks. He seems just as surprised as us when he attacks. Mostly I hold still when he’s eying me until he remembers that I’m not a threat, and then we are good.

Means it's not bad and can be corrected now, try to handle him frequently and spend more time with him also hand feeding helps

 

[BigECart]

7 weeks old. Still too soon?

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

Your bird is a little pink, could be the heat, but I don't see anything that says for certain this is a cockerel yet, I think you have a few more weeks to wait unfortunately.

 

[BigECart]

10 weeks - feathers are rounded, some of their flock mates have pinked up, and their comb is still on the pink side of red. I am thinking that they are a pullet.

 

[JedJackson]

10 weeks - feathers are rounded, some of their flock mates have pinked up, and their comb is still on the pink side of red. I am thinking that they are a pullet. View attachment 3884418

All are pullets, including the Wyandotte. Is she still attacking you?

 

[BigECart]

All are pullets, including the Wyandotte. Is she still attacking you?

She is great - curious and friendly. I'm happy with all of these chicks - the only biting has been them trying to eat the wedding ring "worm".

The attacking chicken is my one year old Andalusian rooster. He still attacks; more lately because we haven't been letting them free range after a hawk attack so haven't been interacting with him as much.