Help sexing Silver Laced Wyandotte chicks

[TracyK]

These are my 1st. I’m looking forward to seeing them develop. I tried to get them in the passed but died in shipment. We’re excited about them.

 

[Willowspirit]

These are my 1st. I’m looking forward to seeing them develop. I tried to get them in the passed but died in shipment. We’re excited about them.

Their personalities are wonderful, I think!

 

[TracyK]

What variety do you have? I’d like to get blue Laced one day they’re so prey

 

[Willowspirit]

What variety do you have? I’d like to get blue Laced one day they’re so prey

I have two silvers, three golds and a blue laced red laying hen i just got. My goal is a blue laced red roo for hatching eggs just for fun. Here is a photo of my big momma hen.

She is so friendly and cuddly.

 

[TracyK]

She’s such a gorgeous girl! Want one like that one day! They are so much fun to watch & do yard work with. And so much variety to enjoy. Even the ones who aren’t cuddle bunnies are a pleasure to have around.

 

[TracyK]

Hey. I’m back again. I re-homed the obvious rooster (crowing away...) last week & now this one seems to be developing more of a cockerel look. Has large areas of white, signifantly bigger wattles, face is redder, legs are a bit more sturdy & tale looks like it’s starting to grow longer & curling over. Chick A has been a suspicious character all along. I’ve included pictures of chick B who looks more pullet still for comparison. What do y’all think about their sex now at 13 weeks? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Chick A (Annie or maybe Anthony...)

Chick B (Tansy)

Here together. They’re easy to tell apart. Tansy has the more even lace pattern.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I think they are both pullets.

 

[Thecockwrestler]

Also:
Chick A has a little bigger legs & pinker comb and I think wattles are growing & pink. The feathers seem more pointed but not sure if it’s the color giving that appearance.
Chick B has more rounded features & comb is less pink.
Chick A wattles ?
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With chick A having bigger feet and pinker waddles I’ll say it’s a rooster and B is a hen

 

[TracyK]

Thank you both. I have a good home lined up for A just in case that one crows. I’ll be watching closely. I hope hope hope I don’t. My daughter is especially fond of Annie & will be sad to have to re home. I’ll post the final results.

 

[TracyK]

Here’s the most recent photos.
Anne looks so suspicious still but no crowing. Larger, thicker legs, more advanced comb/wattle/redness.
What do y’all think