I can sex your pullets and cockerels!

[RoostersAreAwesome]

One might be a cockerel. Two and four are pullets. Three is definitely a cockerel.

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[Foodfromhome]

Thank y’all for the Info. I’ll wait a week or so and post a pic of number 1 again.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Thank y’all for the Info. I’ll wait a week or so and post a pic of number 1 again.

Could you also post a picture of #2? I wasn't absolutely sure about it being a pullet, due to the redness of it's comb in the other picture.

 

[ChickenRoo]

Can you sex week old chicks by the wing feathers ? Like this picture suggests?

 

[Foodfromhome]

Could you also post a picture of #2? I wasn't absolutely sure about it being a pullet, due to the redness of it's comb in the other picture.

Will do. #2 is the boss of the coop for sure.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Can you sex week old chicks by the wing feathers ? Like this picture suggests?

Only if a fast-feathering chicken is bred to a slow-feathering chicken. Unless someone specifically breeds like that, wing feather growth doesn't have any importance when sexing chickens.

 

[Foodfromhome]

One for a friend.. Thank you. 4 weeks

 

[VintageLilFarm]

Pullets can have wattles too. I don't see any signs that say cockerel to me.

I sure hope it's a pullet!

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

One for a friend.. Thank you. 4 weeks

Looks like a pullet so far.

 

[ChickenRoo]

Only if a fast-feathering chicken is bred to a slow-feathering chicken. Unless someone specifically breeds like that, wing feather growth doesn't have any importance when sexing chickens.

Thank you! That is what I have read also. I just have one that has wings that look very different from the others. I’m not sure 100% on the breed but I think she is a white laced Wyandotte? 1 week 2 days.