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Is it too early to tell if they are pullets or roos? Pics included :)

Discussion in 'What Breed Or Gender is This?' started by TracyLK, Jun 5, 2011.

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  1. Jun 5, 2011 #1
    TracyLK

    TracyLK Out Of The Brooder

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    Sorry they are not the best quality photos or the best shots, as they were taken with my cellphone and I plan on taking more photos soon.
    Buff Orphington--Layla (4 weeks)
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    Easter Egger Bantam--Lacey (almost 4 weeks)
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    Blue Cochin--Lilly (3 weeks)
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    Blue Cochin--Lolly (3 weeks)
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    Partridge Silkie--Lucy (almost 4 weeks)
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    Partridge Silkie--Lola (almost 4 weeks)
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    All of them minus the 3 news chicks I got yesterday [​IMG]
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  3. Jun 5, 2011 #2
    pbjmaker

    pbjmaker Overrun With Chickens

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    The buff orpington looks like it is maybe a roo - the comb looks pink already. The others it is hard to tell on. Silkies are hard to sex until they are much older.
     
  5. Jun 5, 2011 #3
    pdsavage

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    The buff is the only one so far that im leaning more for roo,it has a bigger pinker comb.
     

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