How old before you see spurrs? (Pictures added)

[PinkE]

I looked at my 5 week old Silver Wyandant tonite and I swear I see the start of spurrs on her/him...I was sure this was a hen...Not happy...

 

[sourland]

Don't panic. All chicks, pullets and cockerels, have small spur buds. They will develop into spurs in the roosters, and even a small percentage of hens develop spurs.

 

[BantamFan4Life]

Yep, what he said

 

[PinkE]

Thanks for the info, I'll try to get a picture of Sylvia today to show you what I mean...

 

[BantamFan4Life]

ok

 

[outdoorgal]

Our Golden Sex Link is 5 weeks, and is just starting to get spur buds. I have read in multiple places though that hens can get some spurs as well so I wouldn't rule out her still being a her just yet!

 

[PinkE]

OK I got some pictures maybe someone can tell by her head, hope so.. She's a Silver laced Wyandant and I think she is almost 6 weeks old...Please tell me it's a she, the comb on the top of her head is flat and wide, I think they call it a rose comb.

 

[outdoorgal]

She looks just like our SLW who is 5 weeks. I haven't noticed any spur buds on her, but she is defintely not a he in my opinion

 

[BrittBergh]

ALL of my chickens have small spur buds like the one picture up there. I don't think it is a definite way to sex a chick