Hi there guys new member here.

[Nicsbackyardchicks]

Welcome

 

[Emmlou]

Here She/he is 7 weeks old.

 

[black_cat]

Here She/he is 7 weeks old.

I'm afraid you have a cockerel. Pullets don't get large, red combs until they're about to lay, usually 16+ weeks. Pretty boy!

 

[featherhead007]

Emma, have hubby build one more coop, you are going to need it. No one has ever stopped at only four chickens.

 

[CrazyChicken360]

Welcome to BYC! make your self at home here.

you have a beautiful cockerel.

 

[Emmlou]

I'm afraid you have a cockerel. Pullets don't get large, red combs until they're about to lay, usually 16+ weeks. Pretty boy!

So how did you tell it’s a cockerel sorry am very new to thiis sorry

 

[black_cat]

So how did you tell it’s a cockerel sorry am very new to thiis sorry

No problem! At seven weeks old, pullets will have a teeny little pale comb. Pullets don't have their combs get really red until they're almost ready to lay eggs. Same with wattles, so looking at yours with the big red comb and wattles, you have a very cute little cockerel.

 

[Emmlou]

No problem! At seven weeks old, pullets will have a teeny little pale comb. Pullets don't have their combs get really red until they're almost ready to lay eggs. Same with wattles, so looking at yours with the big red comb and wattles, you have a very cute little cockerel.

Aww thank you for the help are cockerel a bit more territorial as he chase me if I go into his home and come fronts me . Where my girls never do that and he nip me lol thank you again

 

[TwoCrows]

X2, you've got yourself a cockerel! Handsome!

 

[Emmlou]

X2, you've got yourself a cockerel! Handsome!

He’s lovely but very territorial keeps nippin me and chase out of his home is that normal he’s only 7 weeks