Help Red Sex Links

[Alex208]

Hey guys so about 6 months I bought 2 baby female sex links.I was told they where females.they where brown.so they grew up and now they are 6 months and it's October and yet no eggs or maturity being seen at all.there crowns are small.I hear one every morning crowing but I was told that females can do that too.there legs are yellow

 

[Alex208]

The pullets

 

[makmm]

Do you have any pictures? Pictures always help. We are coming to the time of year where yhey naturally slow down or stop laying. Also moltting season is upon us so that slows or stops egg production too. I know it stinks but they will lay as soon as they are ready. Sassy Birds!

 

[makmm]

The first and last picture look like girls to me but your second picture looks like it has some boys in there. Lets see if an expert chimes in.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

I do see what appears to be 2 female Red Sex Link pullets.

I'm not sure who is crowing. The middle picture, the bird in the foreground closest, could be a rooster, but I can't see enough to tell.

If you hear crowing, you have a rooster. It is uncommon for a hen to crow (usually an older hen with henopause changes), nearly never for a pullet. If you hear a crow, it is male.

LofMc

 

[Alex208]

Can anyone else help

 

[ChickNanny13]

Ok, Pic #1 is pullet, Pic #2 perched is pullet the other 3 look like cockerels but need better picture of the three, can's see their feathering, Pic #3 is pullet

 

[drumstick diva]

agree better pictures would help we need clear photos of then standing naturally in side profile, to confirm their sex.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

If they are red sex links, they are all females. Unless I am wrong about this. The red ones are girls, and the white ones are boys. @Lady of McCamley So how could you have a rooster?

 

[familyfarm1]

Could you get some better pictures? They all appear to be RSL pullets, are you sure they are crowing and not attempting the egg song?