I NEED HELP GENDERING MY RIR CHICK

[Bear1978]

Aww. Just a little humor to lighten the mood never hurt no one! But as much as a crisis as it may be, If it’s too early to tell then it is what it is. Good luck!

 

[eggsandhens]

I get it, but if the humor is detouring the point of the issue, and may hurt the OP’s feelings, then it may not be appropriate. The OP understands its to young, and now is asking how to sex it before it crows (if it is a cockerel).

 

[Atif_qur]

I get it, but if the humor is detouring the point of the issue, and may hurt the OP’s feelings, then it may not be appropriate. The OP understands its to young, and now is asking how to sex it before it crows (if it is a cockerel).

Thank you for the only person that understands

 

[Bear1978]

I was not meaning it offend or marginalize this issue. As I realize that everyone has different levels of importance on what may be the same issue yet not as detrimental to the next person. So I apologize if my attempts at levity offended anyone, that was not my intentions.

Good luck with your situation, as stated here and in the other thread you asked about this in, it may be too early to tell, but hopefully for your situation it will work out in your favor!

 

[keesmom]

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Likely a pullet. If the comb doesn't change color in the next couple of weeks then it is female for sure.

I'm not allowed a roo....I got 6 little "pullets" 6 months ago. One had a tiny tail and red comb when we got him, but the guy felt his pelvic bones, and said he was a hen.

Ugh. Feeling the distance between pelvic bones can determine layers from non-layers. It is not a way to sex chicks.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Likely a pullet. If the comb doesn't change color in the next couple of weeks then it is female for sure.

Ugh. Feeling the distance between pelvic bones can determine layers from non-layers. It is not a way to sex chicks.

Yup.

 

[HappyClucker7]

Hey guys, I know it’s too early to tell, but they are in a real crisis and I don’t think jokes are appropriate right now.

I get it, but if the humor is detouring the point of the issue, and may hurt the OP’s feelings, then it may not be appropriate. The OP understands its to young, and now is asking how to sex it before it crows (if it is a cockerel).

If it's too early to tell anything for sure though, what's the harm in making a little joke? Also, l said earlier that the OP will be able to accurately sex the chick before it crows, so I don't think this is exactly a crisis.

 

[eggsandhens]

If you don’t know the full story, you don’t get to judge whether or not it’s a crisis. Sorry if I hurt you feelings.

 

[Bear1978]

If you don’t know the full story, you don’t get to judge whether or not it’s a crisis. Sorry if I hurt you feelings.

No one is judging this as a crisis or not... See my past reply. I have zero hurt feelings over all this.

 

[The Happster]

Pullet.
Cease disputing, earthlings.
Pattern is even, combing is small.