I thought this was a hen but now I'm not sure?!

[drumstick diva]

me 3, exactly how I see them.

 

[Turner24]

Can anyone help me sex my 12week old bantam chickens please as im hearing strange noises coming from the coop at 5am thanks in advance

 

[cinjoel]

Thanks everyone @Rhodebar Lover@drumstick diva@donrae

 

[cinjoel]

Does anyone want to venture a guess on my breeds? Sure they are mixed...but mixed with what we wonder...no rush would love to hear from the experts. Thanks

 

[Ugadano]

Can anyone help me sex my 12week old bantam chickens please as im hearing strange noises coming from the coop at 5am thanks in advance

I can't really see in the pics, maybe someone with more experience can tell from them though. What I look for is the shape of the tips of the neck feathers where they meet the shoulders. Roo will have pointed tips, pullets will be rounded. Same with what I call tail coverts, the feathers that kind of part and go down either side of where the tail sticks up. Tips on those will be similar to neck feathers. You may have to compare all yours to find if one is noticeably different. I'm gonna take a wild stab and say that pretty bluegray with the dark head is a hen. It will be interesting to hear how they turn out!

 

[Turner24]

Blue black one is hen others are roosters which isnt great im not aloud roosters where i am, do u no how i go about selling/rehousing them? Thanks for getting back to me

I can't really see in the pics, maybe someone with more experience can tell from them though.  What I look for is the shape of the tips of the neck feathers where they meet the shoulders.  Roo will have pointed tips, pullets will be rounded.  Same with what I call tail coverts, the feathers that kind of part and go down either side of where the tail sticks up.  Tips on those will be similar to neck feathers.  You may have to compare all yours to find if one is noticeably different.  I'm gonna take a wild stab and say that pretty bluegray with the dark head is a hen.  It will be interesting to hear how they turn out!

 

[junebuggena]

Can anyone help me sex my 12week old bantam chickens please as im hearing strange noises coming from the coop at 5am thanks in advance

All are cockerels except for the blue one. Pullets don't start to turn red in the comb until they are close to laying age, usually around 14 to 18 weeks old.

 

[Turner24]

Thanks now how do i sell/ rehousing the

as im not aloud them where i live as there to noisy

All are cockerels except for the blue one. Pullets don't start to turn red in the comb until they are close to laying age, usually around 14 to 18 weeks old. 

 

[junebuggena]

There is a buy/sell section in the forum here, or you can try a local facebook page, or craigslist.

 

[Michael OShay]

All are cockerels except for the blue one. Pullets don't start to turn red in the comb until they are close to laying age, usually around 14 to 18 weeks old.

I agree. Sorry. (