Need help sexing 9 week BLRW and 7 week old Olive Egger

[mohawkbrian]

Yeah . I was right

 

[SeattleLeah]

18 week update

 

[goldfinches]

I didn't go back and read the other posts to see what everyone else guessed, but I think, at 18 weeks, this must be a pullet. It's not crowing, right? And, it's very red in the face - keep an eye out for eggs...

 

[SeattleLeah]

I didn't go back and read the other posts to see what everyone else guessed, but I think, at 18 weeks, this must be a pullet. It's not crowing, right? And, it's very red in the face - keep an eye out for eggs...

eeeek!!!! I hope so! No crowing or any roo behavior . . . yet. Thanks for the input, I will keep posting photos until we know for sure.

 

[questions543]

I would have said pullet from all the older pics all the way up till now where I still think it's a pullet

 

[salt and pepper]

Definitely a pullet!!! Start looking for an olive egg!!!

 

[SeattleLeah]

I'm not sure my photos have done a good job at showing how HUGE this chicken is. If its a hen, its the biggest of all my girls including the Wyandottes.

 

[salt and pepper]

Just can't see that being a rooster...

 

[SeattleLeah]

I updated my last post with better photos

 

[buckabucka]

So glad this bird is looking like a pullet! I saw it long ago on the OE thread.

So I'm wondering, since humans are sometimes (albeit rarely) born with an indeterminate sex, can this happen with chickens?