I can sex your pullets and cockerels!

[aglandaetap]

View attachment 1047780 View attachment 1047782 View attachment 1047783 8 week old silver laced Wyandotte supposed to be a pullet but looks a little like a cockerel with the wattles.

I'd say it's too soon to know for sure. But I see the feather patterns sort of hinting a cockerel, not so much based on the wattles. I have a SLW that developed small wattles at age of 6 weeks of age, and she's a pullet. SLW is a tricky breed to sex.

 

[LilJoe]

I'd say it's too soon to know for sure. But I see the feather patterns sort of hinting a cockerel, not so much based on the wattles. I have a SLW that developed small wattles at age of 6 weeks of age, and she's a pullet. SLW is a tricky breed to sex.

I know SLW . To me they are extremely easy to sex!
I could sex mine on day one!
the males were more yellow than the females.

 

[Victoria Walker]

Can you tell by this pic at all? These light sussex are 14 weeks.

 

[Enderchicken222]

 

[LilJoe]

 

[johnkneegeez]

Please sex these chicks. They are seven weeks and two days old. Thank you!

 

[HerbsAndSpice]

@HerbsAndSpice
can you get a closer pic of thr comb please?

@LilJoe This is the best I can do for now. Hopefully this helps.

 

[aglandaetap]

Please sex these chicks. They are seven weeks and two days old. Thank you!

I am guessing all cockerels

 

[robyn8]

Definitely a pullet!!!! 100%!

Oh thank goodness! I have her with 3 other chicks of different breeds and her wattles were making me nervous but with no other Wyandotte to compare I wasn't sure. First time with a Wyandotte.

 

[Njroosters]

Hi. I am new to raising chickens and was having trouble determining the sex of one of my birds. I have been assuming that "he" is a rooster based on behavior but wanted expert input. Almost 8 weeks old. Thank you for any guidance.