no idea

[EmilyOfIndiana]

Normally at a month or so I can tell gender. But, alas, as I get more muddled in lineage I find myself more lost. So I'm gonna give you my chooks lol

Pardon their dirty faces. They like to play in my garden and eat my tomatoes.

First off is what I assume to be a hen. Is exceptionally docile and smaller. Havent seen any rooster like behavior. No idea the breed. Pretty sure is half white rock

Next up is what I assume to be Rhode island red or somehow related to one. Haha I dunno about this one. Its bigger than the other two but had feathers before everyone else. No rooster like behavior but super curious. Again, pardon its face. Children.

Last but not least I am sure is a baby roo. Was last to get feathers and has the most pronounced waddles and comb. Is smaller than the others. I mean small. Perhaps half bantam?

Whatever you think. Just don't tell me they are all roos lol

 

[BantamLover21]

The last one is probably a rooster, but I think the others are pullets. It is somewhat young to tell for sure, though.

 

[EmilyOfIndiana]

Yah. I figured it was worth a shot though. XD I'm crossing my appendages for hens since I have a good handful heading to freezer camp this fall

 

[donrae]

The last one is probably a rooster, but I think the others are pullets. It is somewhat young to tell for sure, though.

x2

 

[Wyandottes7]

The last one is probably a rooster, but I think the others are pullets. It is somewhat young to tell for sure, though.

Agreed.

 

[Basskids08]

1 and 3 look to be cockerels, and 2 a pullet! Please keep us updated on what they turn out to be, thanks!