I can sex your pullets and cockerels!

[Emtpcruz]

Will you try to tell these for me? They are supposed to be all pullets...ONE of them has a different comb. They are gold laced Wyandotte’s. 5 of them have a comb that is close to the head without any types of protrusions. ONE has a small ridge forming.

 

[Liddy]

@Emtpcruz How old are they, please?

 

[ColtHandorf]

@Emtpcruz - It is entirely possible that they are all Golden-laced Wyandottes. However the one oddball comb isn't an indication of the bird's sex. It is however a clear sign that the bird's phenotype is single combed. A trait that often pops up, especially in hatchery stock. So while they other four have rose combs, the one does not. It's a bit too early to determine whether they are male or female. We would need full body shots as well as close ups on the comb.

 

[Emtpcruz]

@Emtpcruz How old are they, please?

They are...just over 2 weeks old.

 

[PlayTheGame]

I bought 4 Buff Brahma pullets so I thought. All were the same size when I got them almost 5 weeks ago Now I am wondering if any are hens at all. I was told 3 rows of pea combs means rooster. Anyone have a clue as hen or roo?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Hi I think this is a Pullet but just wanted second person saying Pullet
It is a Pekin bantam.
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6 months maybeeee

If it is 6 months old, it's a pullet. But it looks a lot younger than that. Also, it's a pekin mix.

Too soon to make a definitive decision about these chicks?
4 week old Buff Opringtons

Chick #1:
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Chick #2:
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Chick #3:
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Chick #4:
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Chick #5:
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Chick #6:
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Chick 5 and 6 are cockerels, the others are too young to be certain

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The first is most likely a cockerel, the rest are too young

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Im wondering if you can help me with my five chicks that I got on march 9th. I think they are around 4 wks old and cant tell if they are pullets or cockerels. I was told they were all pullets and only 2 days old when I got them on the 9th. I took two pictures of each bird one of side and the other pic is looking down at them. Any help would be great!

Thanks!

Too young

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Thank you They are six weeks old today!

Most likely pullets

Will you try to tell these for me? They are supposed to be all pullets...ONE of them has a different comb. They are gold laced Wyandotte’s. 5 of them have a comb that is close to the head without any types of protrusions. ONE has a small ridge forming.View attachment 1715330 View attachment 1715329

It has a single comb, which occasionally happens with hatchery wyandottes. Too young to sex.

I bought 4 Buff Brahma pullets so I thought. All were the same size when I got them almost 5 weeks ago Now I am wondering if any are hens at all. I was told 3 rows of pea combs means rooster. Anyone have a clue as hen or roo?

Too young

 

[sassysarah]

Too soon to make a definitive decision about these chicks?
4 week old Buff Opringtons

Chick #1:
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Chick #2:
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Chick #3:
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Chick #4:
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Chick #5:
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Chick #6:
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1. Pullet
2. Pullet
3. Pullet
4. Cockerel
5. Cockerel
6. Cockerel

You're post is greatly appreciated and good luck with your babies!

 

[sassysarah]

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Im wondering if you can help me with my five chicks that I got on march 9th. I think they are around 4 wks old and cant tell if they are pullets or cockerels. I was told they were all pullets and only 2 days old when I got them on the 9th. I took two pictures of each bird one of side and the other pic is looking down at them. Any help would be great!

Thanks!

I'm not seeing anything that screams cockerel yet. Please post again to reconfirm in a few weeks!!

 

[sassysarah]

Thank you They are six weeks old today!

Could you please number them? Thanks!