Let’s play— who’s the roo…

[CassiePHarmonyville]

Here are my five lovelies— can anyone help me determine which are hens and which are roos? They are light Brahma and light Brahma mix— about 1 month old…

 

[Tookie]

A bit young to know for sure but I think 1 and 4 are cockerels, others are looking like pullets so far. Update when they're 6-8 weeks old.

 

[fluffycrow]

Too early to tell for sure. What are they mixed with?

 

[CassiePHarmonyville]

Thank you for your responses so far. I have two hens that are mixed with light Brahma and isa brown- and two of these have their coloring— mostly cream color. My head of hen household is a light Brahma— Wellington is his name

 

[CassiePHarmonyville]

A bit young to know for sure but I think 1 and 4 are cockerels, others are looking like pullets so far. Update when they're 6-8 weeks old.

Thank you make sure you keep an eye out in a couple of weeks for updated pics

 

[CassiePHarmonyville]

A bit young to know for sure but I think 1 and 4 are cockerels, others are looking like pullets so far. Update when they're 6-8 weeks old.

Which one do you think looks like the roo? And what makes you think that? I’m trying to learn but there’s so much info out there it’s overwhelming lol

 

[Tookie]

Which one do you think looks like the roo?

First picture and fourth pic down from the top.

And what makes you think that?

I'm looking at comb and wattle development at this age, once they reach about 12 weeks old the cockerels will start to show male specific feathering.

I’m trying to learn but there’s so much info out there it’s overwhelming lol

I totally understand!

 

[CassiePHarmonyville]

 

[CassiePHarmonyville]

Here they are, a little older… any Roos there?

 

[Tookie]

Here they are, a little older… any Roos there?

How old are they now? Almost 2 months?