Identifying hens

[madkat9495]

Hey just wondering if anyone can help identify my baby chicks sex?
They are all a bit of this and a bit of that with their breed
They are 3 weeks
Ive never raised chicks before and cant tell by myself
Thanks everyone

 

[4 ever Orpington]

View attachment 1253920 Hey just wondering if anyone can help identify my baby chicks sex?
They are all a bit of this and a bit of that with their breed
They are 3 weeks
Ive never raised chicks before and cant tell by myself
Thanks everyone View attachment 1253920 View attachment 1253921 View attachment 1253920 View attachment 1253921 View attachment 1253923

 

[Kevin_87]

I will throw the dice and say two Pullets and a Cockerel. But , I have no idea.

 

[madkat9495]

I will throw the dice and say two Pullets and a Cockerel. But , I have no idea.

If i have atleast one cocktel ill survive but would rather all pullets lol
Just need someone that can tell me so i know

 

[Chickens :)]

It is hard to tell at this age. I am going more towards 1 cockerel and 2 pullets. If I were you I would give it Until they are about 9-10 weeks. With my last batch of chicks, when they were the same age as yours, we were convinced there were 5 pullets and 1 cockerel but at about 10 weeks we saw that it was actually 3 cockerels and 3 pullets.

 

[madkat9495]

Thank you

 

[drumstick diva]

Much too young. Please post new photos when they are 8 weeks old. BTW cute chicks.

 

[madkat9495]

Much too young. Please post new photos when they are 8 weeks old. BTW cute chicks.

Thank you

 

[rita2paul]

lovely little birds.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

They are a bit young still. Wait until six weeks, then post some. Ore pictures including the comb. The bird looking straight at the camera does look like an early cockerel, though.