I think one of my BLRW might be a cockerel. (PIC HEAVY)

[Jayzandra]

The EE is supposed to be a roo, which, I'm pretty sure he is. He is 10 weeks old. The Silver Grey Dorking is 9 weeks, and the 2 BLRW and Cuckoo Marans are 8 weeks. The smaller BLRW got sick and I think that may have stunted her growth, but it's the red wattles and comb on the larger one that makes me think cockerel. What do you guys think?

Baby pics

The darker BLRW is the larger one now





This is them now (the bigger BLRW)

the smaller BLRW

All of them together

See the wattles?





This is the maybe cockerel

This is the EE. Think he's a HE?



The EE and the Silver Grey Dorking

 

[Jayzandra]

Does nobody have any opinions? Here's some more pics.


These 3 are all 8 weeks old. A cuckoo marans and 2 BLRWs.

 

[Vedwards]

You may be right, and the EE may be a roo also.

 

[questions543]

The EE is supposed to be a roo, which, I'm pretty sure he is. He is 10 weeks old. The Silver Grey Dorking is 9 weeks, and the 2 BLRW and Cuckoo Marans are 8 weeks. The smaller BLRW got sick and I think that may have stunted her growth, but it's the red wattles and comb on the larger one that makes me think cockerel. What do you guys think?

Baby pics

The darker BLRW is the larger one now





This is them now (the bigger BLRW)
Looks like one pullet in the middle. other roos
the smaller BLRW
2 pullets
All of them together

See the wattles?




from left to right- pullet,pullet,roo,pullet,roo
This is the maybe cockerel
roo
This is the EE. Think he's a HE?
Yup


The EE and the Silver Grey Dorking
Pullet in the front roo in the back

Keep in mind that the BLRW could just be fast maturing and could still be a pullet. Waddles are normally quite big on wyandottes in general too

 

[Jayzandra]

Thanks guys. I'm really hoping the BLRW isn't a roo.