Help with gender!

[storminstaffs]

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ditto!

 

[lilcrow]

Have you heard a Serama crow yet? That's really stretching the terminology. It's hard for me too imagine your neighbor being able to hear them, much less figure out what she's hearing.

Just playin' with ya.....kind of

 

[Montana-Hens]

Big Bummer.....as I would have to vote all roos today. #3 in a week may look less or more so but at this moment that is my vote

 

[littledel]

looks like all roos

 

[BLaBauve]

Lol, she is somewhat deaf! But my coop butts up against her property line. I have heard the d'uccles crow before and it is pretty pathetic!

 

[Rin]

all roos, I have much older mfs right now and the pullets have combs MUCH smaller than that and not at all red. The combs are still yellow and they are about 8 1/2 weeks old now.

Sorry.

 

[BLaBauve]

Time to start over with chicks again!

 

[houlahoula]

i think roos. the only pullet in my group of 4 has had no comb change. All of the roos have had obvious growth and color change.

 

[Backyard Hencam]

I feel bad that you didn't get the pullets you wanted.

This guide helped me determine the gender of my six. Hope it helps you.

According to UC Davis Veterinary Care Program.
2. Physical Characteristics (4-6 weeks of age)
a. Comb – The cockerels comb is medium size and pinkish, the pullets is small and yellowish.
b. Legs – The cockerel’s legs are sturdy and long, the pullets are finer and shorter.
c. Tail – The cockerel’s tail is stumpy and curved, the pullets is longer and straight.
d. Back – The cockerel has a thin line of stub feathers down the center of his back, the pullet has more advanced feathering along the center of her back.
e. Side of neck, flank and crop – The feathering in the cockerel in these areas is poorly advanced, the pullets feathering in these areas is well advanced.
f. Wing bows – In the cockerel the wing bows are bare, in pullets the wing bows are covered with small feathers.​

 

[Zahboo]

I'd say all roos, the last one has a chance of pullet though.