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

[Lisa 037]

Hi everyone
I'm new to the chicken world and hatched these little ones 4-6 weeks ago and just wanting to know Rooster or Hen. I've done some research but don't trust my own judgement at this stage I'm sure these will be easy ones for most of you and I really appreciate your time and help. Thank you

The light pink combs are hens and the red combs are roosters

 

[amyvt76]

Sorry found this post after I did my own. Can anyone tell rooster or hen on my Tj's chicks yet?

[/IMG][/IMG]

 

[summerb123]

@Jamie Hall hmm.......i am not sure need a side picture but for now i say pullet unless she she crows or decides to lay an egg

 

[amyvt76]

This one has a bigger comb. Does it matter?

 

[summerb123]

This one has a bigger comb. Does it matter?

that looks like a cockerel

 

[summerb123]

Sorry found this post after I did my own. Can anyone tell rooster or hen on my Tj's chicks yet?

[/URL]

thats a cockerel

 

[junebuggena]

This one has a bigger comb. Does it matter?

How old? Not an obvious cockerel, yet.

 

[rockriver]

All three of these came from the same place, and are around 5-6 months old I believe. They all act the same, just a bit curious if the black with is a rooster given the difference in its tail. None of them crow or have laid eggs yet. Thanks!

I think all are hens the blacks wattles and comb arnt big enough for 5 months old and if no other roosters are present he would be trying to crow

 

[cmccullough1390]

Minho our little runner we're not sure if it's a he or a she
I believe Minho is 6 weeks

Our chocolate English Orpington

 

[jawsh]

Boys or girls?? Darker one is a speckled Sussex and the lighter one is a Sicilian buttercup about 8 weeks. Thanks!

[/IMG][/IMG]

[/IMG]