Lemon Pyle Brahma gender

[Golden Brahma 64]

They’re both 10 weeks old
Chick 1
I’m guessing pullet.

Around the neck is white if this indicates anything?

Chick 2
I’m guessing it’s a roo ?
Around it’s neck is a silver, grayish colour

 

[Allie❤️Chickens]

First is a definite pullet. The second I’m not sure about. Looks like a roo, like you said

 

[Alexandra33]

Since Brahmas are notoriously slow to develop, and the combs on your cuties are quite large/pink, I'm leaning towards cockerels.

~Alex

 

[Golden Brahma 64]

Since Brahmas are notoriously slow to develop, and the combs on your cuties are quite large/pink, I'm leaning towards cockerels.

~Alex

I have two cockerels in the flock and they’re the same age, their combs and wattles are way bigger than both of these chicks.

 

[Golden Brahma 64]

Since Brahmas are notoriously slow to develop, and the combs on your cuties are quite large/pink, I'm leaning towards cockerels.

~Alex

Chick 1 you can’t see any wattles but on chick 2 you can.
But chick 2 doesn’t have near as big comb/wattles as the two other Roos...

 

[Alexandra33]

I have two cockerels in the flock and they’re the same age, their combs and wattles are way bigger than both of these chicks.

Chick 1 you can’t see any wattles but on chick 2 you can.
But chick 2 doesn’t have near as big comb/wattles as the two other Roos...

I really hope I'm wrong. Sadly, though, from everything I know about Brahmas, it generally takes a long time for them to mature. There are always exceptions, as well as differing rates of growth, but they seem to have generated a reputation overall.

Pictured is my Brahma cockerel at 11 weeks, for reference:

~Alex

 

[Golden Brahma 64]

I really hope I'm wrong. Sadly, though, from everything I know about Brahmas, it generally takes a long time for them to mature. There are always exceptions, as well as differing rates of growth, but they seem to have generated a reputation overall.

Pictured is my Brahma cockerel at 11 weeks, for reference:
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~Alex

The one with the white neck has a hen stance and the one with the grey has a roo stance, I’m hoping for a pair

 

[Alexandra33]

The one with the white neck has a hen stance and the one with the grey has a roo stance, I’m hoping for a pair

You must go with your instincts. We BYCers are unable to observe these beauties in person like you can, so, it's likely I'm wrong.

~Alex

 

[Golden Brahma 64]

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[Golden Brahma 64]

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