Just wondering..

[animal_lover03]

if all my pullets are pullets.

Ignore the guinea in the first pic,(if you can see the back of him), i know he's a he. I know you cant see them very well, but any opinions are fine.

 

[obe10]

Notice the two black ones in the first picture, see how much bigger and redder there combs are they look like roos to me the second picture is hens the third one is hard to tell but I am going with hen the forth is also hard to tell I am going to say but i am also going with hen, but I may be wrong.

 

[animal_lover03]

Thankks

 

[DTchickens]

All 100% sure they're hens.

 

[obe10]

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[PotterWatch]

They all look like hens to me. I don't see any saddle/hackle feathers in the bunch.

 

[DTchickens]

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100% they're all hens?


They have big combs and wattles sure, but that's common in production breeds (and some others). The cock/cockerels would be much larger.. When figuring out the sex you need to pay attention to if the feathers are pointed or rounded in the hackles/saddles/tail. How big they are, how they carry themselves, and as well as the plumage/color. Most breeds will look differently in males than females IE males will be lighter or not as fine in color (or can be finer) etc.

 

[Year of the Rooster]

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100% they're all hens?


They have big combs and wattles sure, but that's common in production breeds (and some others). The cock/cockerels would be much larger.. When figuring out the sex you need to pay attention to if the feathers are pointed or rounded in the hackles/saddles/tail. How big they are, how they carry themselves, and as well as the plumage/color. Most breeds will look differently in males than females IE males will be lighter or not as fine in color (or can be finer) etc.

Agreed. All hens.

 

[jossanne]

Yep, all hens.