Not Sure If You've Got A Pullet Or Cockerel? Click Here! Thread 2

[junebuggena]

Ok so I'm confident these aren't any type of fancy silkies

but they're pets <3 and we quite like them- they're roughly a month old and one of the children said their combs were quite unusual and so we took photos of them. There appears to be A LOT of variation and I've made notes. What do you all think
Yoshi
Captain FP
Rufio
Floofers
Penguin
Brianne

I'm aware they're super young but wouldn't mind feedback on gender based just on these combs... Just entirely because I know nothing about silkies ...

I'm guessing Floofers and Brianne are pullets. The rest just seem to have way too much comb too early.

 

[BusyBearMama]

I'm guessing Floofers and Brianne are pullets. The rest just seem to have way too much comb too early.

Rufio for sure him and penguin are trying to kill each other :-/ the other 4 are totally chill, captain & Yoshi I super hope one is a girl so we can keep 4!! Does anyone know how loudly silkie roosters crow?

 

[Roost Rookie]

You guys are great! I appreciate all your help. What do you think about this 4 week old Americauna?

 

[DuckGirl77]

I'm guessing Floofers and Brianne are pullets. The rest just seem to have way too much comb too early.

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Captain might be a pullet, but maybe I'm just thinking that because of the angle of the camera.
I love their names!

 

[DuckGirl77]

You guys are great! I appreciate all your help. What do you think about this 4 week old Americauna?

I think that's a pullet, judging from the fact that the comb is not red.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

You guys are great! I appreciate all your help. What do you think about this 4 week old Americauna?

It is to young to say for sure but I'm leaning towards cockerel, also it looks like an Easter Egger (Americaunas are not a breed).

 

[junebuggena]

You guys are great! I appreciate all your help. What do you think about this 4 week old Americauna?

For an Easter Egger, that is a whole lot of comb. I'm guessing it's a cockerel. Also looks like it's only about 3 weeks old.

 

[Roost Rookie]

It is to young to say for sure but I'm leaning towards cockerel, also it looks like an Easter Egger (Americaunas are not a breed). 

Ohhhh. I see. Interesting the store I bought them from called them Ameraucanas. They do look like goggle images of EE. I am leaning cockerel too. The comb is much more pronounced than all the others his same age. Thank you!

 

[DuckGirl77]

For an Easter Egger, that is a whole lot of comb. I'm guessing it's a cockerel. Also looks like it's only about 3 weeks old.

Oh, yeah, I didn't notice that. It must be a cockerel, then.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Ohhhh. I see. Interesting the store I bought them from called them Ameraucanas. They do look like goggle images of EE. I am leaning cockerel too. The comb is much more pronounced than all the others his same age. Thank you!

Sadly a lot of hatcheries/stores false advertise Easter Eggers as Ameraucanas