Hen or rooster

Carmouche

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Can anyone tell me if these are hens or rooster and how can you tell? They are 4 months old. Thanks
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The Leghorn and Easter Egger look to be pullets. :celebrate

At 4 months they would have bigger/redder combs and waddles. But the tell all comes from the saddle feathers... which *should* be starting to show by the age you stated...
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But also... they aren't sporting any male coloration in their feathers which would definitely be showing by now in both. And the brown leghorn roo, changes pattern practically... The partridge look kinda goes away if you will...
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Hope this helps. :pop
 
The Leghorn and Easter Egger look to be pullets. :celebrate

At 4 months they would have bigger/redder combs and waddles. But the tell all comes from the saddle feathers... which *should* be starting to show by the age you stated...
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But also... they aren't sporting any male coloration in their feathers which would definitely be showing by now in both. And the brown leghorn roo, changes pattern practically... The partridge look kinda goes away if you will...
istock_000008148786_medium.jpg


Hope this helps. :pop
Thanks the combs were throwing me off on the leghorn
 
The Leghorn and Easter Egger look to be pullets. :celebrate

At 4 months they would have bigger/redder combs and waddles. But the tell all comes from the saddle feathers... which *should* be starting to show by the age you stated...
View attachment 1488182
But also... they aren't sporting any male coloration in their feathers which would definitely be showing by now in both. And the brown leghorn roo, changes pattern practically... The partridge look kinda goes away if you will...
istock_000008148786_medium.jpg


Hope this helps. :pop
My God that's a gorgeous rooster! Don't think I've seen a more perfect example of what a rooster should look like! :eek:
 

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