Nooo these 2 have me confused now 😩

[The Moonshiner]

They were raised in an incubator and then brooder. Only been out on green grass the last few days so they will yellow up like their parents

Oh, I didn't know that's how that works.

 

[Parrot_mum]

Oh, I didn't know that's how that works.

We had to rescue our boy back from a bad situation and his legs were going pale as they had barely any grass, yellowing back up here after a couple of weeks at my son and daughter in laws living his best life now.

 

[Parrot_mum]

I didn't see that. I was too busy looking at those hackles

Replied to the other person about legs

 

[Buckeye Amy]

This is what I would be concerned with. Looks like male hackles and male saddle feathers starting to come in.

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At first glance, the feathers you noted look shredded, not pointed.

 

[bill3607]

At first glance, the feathers you noted look shredded, not pointed.

Yes, I am not sure they are male hackle feathers. Just looked a bit suspect. I just wouldn't be focusing on the tails. If anything it would be those feathers for me.
The OP will know for sure when they either lay an egg or crow.

 

[Buckeye Amy]

Yes, I am not sure they are male hackle feathers. Just looked a bit suspect. I just wouldn't be focusing on the tails. If anything it would be those feathers for me.
The OP will know for sure when they either lay an egg or crow.

Agreed! Tail feathers at this age are inconsequential.

 

[Parrot_mum]

Yes, I am not sure they are male hackle feathers. Just looked a bit suspect. I just wouldn't be focusing on the tails. If anything it would be those feathers for me.
The OP will know for sure when they either lay an egg or crow.

I have been so convinced they were pullets up until this week haha will definitely have to wait and see if they start trying to crow or lay

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Both pullets. A cockerel would have a much larger comb at this point. Not going to go into the leg color thing, but I must say that’s one I’ve never heard before.

 

[K0k0shka]

Those all look like pullets to me. It's too early to look at feathers. There's almost no development in the comb and wattles, which is the giveaway - at this age boys would have a lot more going on already.