I can sex your pullets and cockerels!

[kerrialexander]

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

Is Twix Cockerel or Pullet please? Age is about 10 weeks

 

[Moazra4]

Easter egger, silver laced Wyandotte, and bantam Cochin- all 6-7 weeks old.

 

[Gooseface]

What do you think? Barred rock, almost
3 weeks. Comb is about 2x as large as it’s hatchlings.

 

[Kmaxwel8]

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

I have got this lively little bird, I think it’s about 3.4-4 weeks. I really hope she is a girl and don’t want to wait till she gets older to find out. Can you help me out? I can take more pictures if I need too! Thanks for the help.

 

[rebeccaH86]

 

[TheyLive]

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

10 week old dominiques. Hoping the lighter one is a little roo?

 

[afieldssnowyegger]

@sassysarah
I got three Snowy EE girls from My Pet Chicken nearly 6 weeks ago. Supposed to be pullets- we have a suspected boy. I’m going to post all three for comparison.
comb type: Peacomb
Breed: Snowy EE

These are the chicks at 5 weeks

Chick 1 - Bitty
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Chick 2 - Hei Hei
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Chick 3 - Fluffy - Suspected Cockerel
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This is Fluffy at almost 6 weeks
(The comb started getting a lot redder right after I took the pics above, so I thought I should post this too)

Fluffy’s much bigger than the other two, with larger feet, a LOT more comb growth, and comb redness. The other two have one row of their pea comb, Fluffy has three rows (I believe that is another sign of cockerel?).

So- Cockerel or Pullet?

 

[Gooseface]

What do you think? Barred rock, almost
3 weeks. Comb is about 2x as large as it’s hatchlings.View attachment 2150793View attachment 2150794

Seems like no one is answering no matter where I post this. I guess I’ll stick with my thought that it’s a cockerel.

 

[Susan Dye]

Seems like no one is answering no matter where I post this. I guess I’ll stick with my thought that it’s a cockerel.

I noticed that no ones questions have been answered. Wish I could help, but I am no good at the sex guessing game. Hope you find out sooner rather than later. For what it's worth, last year I got 3 EE's and was sure one was a roo because of the same reasons you gave. Much larger than other two. Turned out he was a she and grew up to be smaller than the other two. Go figure.

 

[Gooseface]

I noticed that no ones questions have been answered. Wish I could help, but I am no good at the sex guessing game. Hope you find out sooner rather than later. For what it's worth, last year I got 3 EE's and was sure one was a roo because of the same reasons you gave. Much larger than other two. Turned out he was a she and grew up to be smaller than the other two. Go figure.

Thanks, Susan. Th comb seems really red to me....and the comb is really big. I guess we will wait to see if it gets added to the coop or the pot!