I can sex your pullets and cockerels!

[Audrey597]

I posted this already but I meant to post it here and instead made a new thread. Sorry- newbie.

This chicken is about 8-9 weeks old. Solid black, comb, legs, feathers, eyes. Calm. Small. Kids say they got him out of the Bantam bin at TSC. I kept up with what i bought. The kids and husband went for cuteness but can’t remember anything .

 

[Ruthster55]

all 10
Weeks old

Ayam Cemani #1
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Ayam Cemani #2
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#3 Ayam Cemani/Easter Egger mix View attachment 2154927View attachment 2154929
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Only No. 2 looks like a cockerel. Keep an eye on No. 4. The others look like hens. Spectacular!

 

[Ruthster55]

I posted this already but I meant to post it here and instead made a new thread. Sorry- newbie.

This chicken is about 8-9 weeks old. Solid black, comb, legs, feathers, eyes. Calm. Small. Kids say they got him out of the Bantam bin at TSC. I kept up with what i bought. The kids and husband went for cuteness but can’t remember anything .

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I think she is a pullet.

 

[Ruthster55]

7 week Lavender Orpington
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Cockerel. Although the crest is small, the tail feathers look masculine.

 

[Ruthster55]

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this is a Buckeye named Tony I believe he is a roo

He's a Dude (cockerel).

 

[Audrey597]

I think she is a pullet.

Thank you. I guess we need a new name. Cluck Norris isn’t very feminine .

 

[Audrey597]

Here are some more we aren’t sure if sex or breed if you don’t care. Thank you.
#1– 8-9 weeks old. Bantam batch from TSC. I think I know sex but not sure if breed. Has feathers on its feet

#2 & #3—7-8 weeks old TSC- the kids and husband say they were from the Barred Rock bin at TSC but they don’t look like any I’ve searched.

#4. 5-6 weeks medium sized

#5 This is the youngest batch of all our chicks and it is by far the largest. 6ish weeks old. We got 4 like this and this one is a giant compared to the others. It is larger than our 10week old RI Reds. Much heavier when you pick it up compared to any of the rest. Forgive the pic, my been working outside.

#6. Last one. Sorry. Medium size chicken bought at the same time as the last one in the pics but from a different bin. 6ish weeks.

 

[quaggy]

I have 2 ~10 week old silkies, and have been trying to figure out their genders for weeks. maybe you could help

No side shots as they only wanted to look at the camera. sorry

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

all 10
Weeks old

Ayam Cemani #1
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Ayam Cemani #2
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I already replied to your thread, but I’ll add that the first Ayam Cemani looks like a cockerel.

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this is a Buckeye named Tony I believe he is a roo

He’s most likely a cockerel

The one on the right is a hen. The one in the middle is not a pure barred rock and the one of the left looks like a cockerel. But to be sure post pictures of the back end of the birds. Combs really aren't the best indicator.

Most cockerels don’t get pointed saddle feathers until 12+ weeks, so it would be useless to see the saddle feathers of chicks younger than that.

7 week Lavender Orpington
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Looking like a pullet

 

[raenapaige]

I already replied to your thread, but I’ll add that the first Ayam Cemani looks like a cockerel.

He’s most likely a cockerel

Most cockerels don’t get pointed saddle feathers until 12+ weeks, so it would be useless to see the saddle feathers of chicks younger than that.

I hope so! She’s really stumped folks.