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Thanks! I am relieved to know the buff Orpington was a pullet. She is just a little darker and her voice a little deeper than my other one which is a definite pullet. I thought Wyandotte #2 was a boy, but had my suspicions about #1. This thread is very helpful.
 
Dear Helpful Experts -

I posted pictures of my chicks a few weeks ago - you replied that my frizzle cochin might be a cockerel - and at 8 weeks old, he started crowing.

So now I'm back to ask about our other bantam chick (out of 6 chicks, our first ever attempt at chicken-keeping). Here's Rose, our white-crested blue Polish - 9 weeks old. With my limited knowledge, I think she's acting like a rooster.

What do you think?
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I think that's a cockerel, but you should post again in a couple weeks so I can be sure.

"Cordelia", my Gold Laced Wyandotte, and easily my prettiest bird, looks to be a cockerel to my untrained eye. Our birds are 8 weeks old today, but all different breeds so I have no direct comparison and I'm brand new at this. The color on the comb, wattle development and pointier feathers all concern me. Can you experts confirm my fears?

I'm unsure about this one, could you post again in a couple weeks?

View attachment 1076012 I'd love help determining the sex of our 13 wk old light brahma. I'm thinking it's a cockrel based on its growth rate and raspy crow but I'd love to know what you think.

Cockerel

This is our 5 week old pekin, I think it is a boy but have zero experience! What do you think it is?

Cockerel

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These are 7 weeks old I hope you will be able to sex them...

They look like pullets so far.


Too young
 
I know this is a big request to make, but I have a black copper maran, 2 silver laced Wyandottes (whom I have numbered 1 and 2), a buff Orpington, and a easter egger (not ameracauna, which the people we got it from claimed it to be) and I would like to get some thoughts on their gender. All 2 months old apart from the 3 month old maran.View attachment 1076108 View attachment 1076109 View attachment 1076110 View attachment 1076111 View attachment 1076112 View attachment 1076113 View attachment 1076114 View attachment 1076116 View attachment 1076117 View attachment 1076118 View attachment 1076119 View attachment 1076120 View attachment 1076121 thank you!
The orpington is a pullet, I'm unsure about the wyandottes, the Easter egger is a cockerel, and the BCM is a cockerel.
 
I think that's a cockerel, but you should post again in a couple weeks so I can be sure.



I'm unsure about this one, could you post again in a couple weeks?



Cockerel



Cockerel



They look like pullets so far.



Too young

Thank you for responding so quickly, I was worried that 3 was possibly a cockerel because the wings are mostly red and it is the only one with wattles, and the comb looks to be a little red on the top.... however I saw someone's pictures of theirs at 5 weeks and they had very developed combs and wattles... but as they all grow differently I wasn't sure!
 
Please tell me if you need more definative pics... s/he is a New Hampshire Red, 11 weeks old today. Here's a head-shot and a tail-shot.
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