I can sex your pullets and cockerels!

[SilkieNoe]

Hi I have a month old silkie that I would like to know if it's a roo or hen. Thank you!

 

[britesidefarm]

Hi I have a month old silkie that I would like to know if it's a roo or hen. Thank you!

It’s too early to tell

 

[Farmer2020]

Are you wondering if you have a pullet or a cockerel? Post your pics here!
I can sex them!

These are Australorp x hyline
There's alot of conflicting info on the combs for Australorp, they are 13 weeks old

 

[Farmer2020]

These are Australorp x hyline
There's alot of conflicting info on the combs for Australorp, they are 13 weeks old

 

[xFlameRavenX]

hi! I have this beautiful chick that my daughter named "Jebus" (the way Homer Simpson says Jesus) and we wanna know what breed and gender it would be, it is beautiful no matter what gender!
(sorry some of these r blurry)

 

[The Happster]

Full body shots please.

 

[The Happster]

hi! I have this beautiful chick that my daughter named "Jebus" (the way Homer Simpson says Jesus) and we wanna know what breed and gender it would be, it is beautiful no matter what gender!
(sorry some of these r blurry)
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Pullet. Looks like an Old English game bantam or a Dutch bantam. Legs look grey, so I'm assuming Dutch bantam. Pretty girl.

 

[Farmer2020]

Full body shots please.

They are all in these pics

 

[MotherOHens]

Well @Farmer2020 --
At 14 weeks, Hyline/red stars/isa/hybrid reds mature much faster as many are at POL around this point.
However, I am not as familiar with the Australorp half as I haven't had these but it seems they aren't as quick to mature.
My inclinations is that the majority is pullet.
I would say these two below are ones I am most confidant that they are pullets.
And-- a full body shot-- more like the last photo as it's difficult to tell them apart at a distance and to identify specific traits in each.

pullets

Full body shots :

 

[MotherOHens]

The most likely to be cockerel
But then again- they could also be flushed and upset-- especially since the hackles are raised-- it's a hard call without more & clearer photos.