Golden Laced Wyandotte gender?

[alisajw82]

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

All pullets!

 

[MagpieDucks]

Both pullets.

 

[chrissynemetz]

How old are they? This breed tends to get a lot of pink early. With not knowing their age, and from the pictures, I would say pullets.

 

[alisajw82]

How old are they? This breed tends to get a lot of pink early. With not knowing their age, and from the pictures, I would say pullets.

They are different ages about a week apart. The one standing in the water bowl is the oldest and about 9 weeks. The ones on the metal kennel next to each other are about 7-8 weeks old... the one on the kennel by itself (last picture) is the same one that's in the back in the picture of two on top (first picture) I feel like he may be my only cockerel because its the only one that has a comb that sticks up. The other two are flat in the front without any bumpy combs on them.

 

[chrissynemetz]

If they came from a hatchery their combs can be weird and not to standard sometimes. Idk, I really think they're all pullets.

 

[ChickNanny13]

Pullets but the one in the last picture looks to have a single comb, Wyandottes usually have rose combs but have read hatchery birds sometimes throw single.

 

[alisajw82]

Thank you chrissynemetz and ChickNanny13! That is something new I learned! Glad to hear that they are all pullets. Yay! So far I feel that most of my feed-store bought straightruns (from Hoovers Hatchery) have been all cockerels but that is partially also my fault, I usually go for the larger colored chick that tends to stand out and those tend to be the cockerels.

 

[ChickNanny13]

Second guessing my "pullet" guess ... The first picture, chick on the board in question. The hackle feather seem to be more slim & legs thick, thinking its a cockerel as is the one in the last pic. The one to the right in the first pic & water bowl guessing pullets.

 

[MagpieDucks]

Second guessing my "pullet" guess ... The first picture, chick on the board in question. The hackle feather seem to be more slim & legs thick, thinking its a cockerel as is the one in the last pic. The one to the right in the first pic & water bowl guessing pullets.

The lacing is pretty distinct.