I think one of my leghorn pullets is having an identity crisis

[miss_jayne]

the one on the left front is definitely a cockerel. pink comb, thick legs, male stance.

 

[KrisRose]

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My California White pullets also have combs developing at different rates. They are all girlies

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[Chew593]

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yep, they're light browns. I named them Mocha and Latte, but now I'm calling the (hopefully) roo Godzilla. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that he's a he! He's just so different from his little partner.

 

[Chew593]

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the other one has no comb to speak of.

 

[chickenbottom]

may i use your picture in another thread to show what my boys looked like when they were babies

 

[Chew593]

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I just sent you a message... feel free! and thanks for asking.

 

[Lil Chickie Mama]

OH NO! I have these adorable little guys too, went 2 hours to pick them up and according to this I think I have 3 boys and only 2 possible girls. I did want a boy, but 3? I may be looking for nice homes for the other 2 as I have 10 lav ameraucanas that I have no idea what sex they are yet. That would totally skew the ideal male to female ratio as I plan to keep them all together. Your babies are adorable though!

 

[19hhbelgian]

I was given a white leghorn and as soon as they showed it to me, I knew it was a rooster. He just had that look, plus his comb was about the same size as your little guys

I've attached a pic of him when I first got him, and one of him now... His comb is really getting big. He's cute though, he likes to sit on my shoulder

 

[Chew593]

Here's the same chicken 2 weeks later and definately a Roo. This pic was taken this morning and he's 4 weeks and 3 days old and he's CROWING!!!!

 

[sangel4you]

awww they're so handsome! making me wish I had a roo!