I know what breeds the farmer had. Don't know what I ended up with.

[farmer boy]

I think 4 & 6 are pullets and the others are cockerels. I'm not as confident on #6 though, it could also be a cockerel.

cockerel legs are pretty thick and comb and wattles are pretty big and red

 

[spiffwilkie]

Yeesh, we didn't have very good luck out of those eggs if I only got 1 or 2 pullets out of the bunch
Anyone in SW TN want some roos?

 

[fuzziecreatures]

IMHO, none of them look promising. Looks like a lot of meat

 

[azcook]

I only see 1 that I think is a pullet #4 all rest look like Roos to me

 

[Wishing4Wings]

4 is the only probable pullet, and possibly 6. Of course they can develop at individual rates, but usually to see that much red comb and wattle development at 9 weeks means a cockerel.

For comparison, here is a 13 wk barred rock and an 11 wk New Hampshire, both hatchery quality.

 

[spiffwilkie]

Thanks for the looks, everyone! Not what I was hoping, but at least the eggs were free!

 

[ldelahanty]

I think all but 4 are cockerels. Sorry

 

[farmer boy]

bad luck there sorry but like you said at least they were free right lol

 

[jamie7100]

@ Jamie,can you explain how you came to your conclusions?
I am not disagreeing with you,just looking to learn.

At 9 weeks, pullets should still have little to no combs/wattles and not much red. Also, they have super thick legs!