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

[Honora]

POL pullet.

Cool, that will make it easier to sell. I was kind of hoping it was a cockerel so it could make beautiful blue babies with my black Orp pullet though.

 

[chickendreams24]

Ok, this one still has me stumped. It is 4.5 months old now, not crowing or chasing the ladies. It's an Orpington.

You can absolutely put that one in my coop. Thank you. I've been hunting for some reasonable BBS English orps and can't seem to find any. Wish you lived closer.

 

[Honora]

You can absolutely put that one in my coop. Thank you.

I've been hunting for some reasonable BBS English orps and can't seem to find any.

Wish you lived closer.

I got my Orps from Papa's Poultry in Redding, CA: https://papaspoultry.com. He has lots of nice Orpingtons. Check out my black pullet from him, she is 4 months old.



Sorry to hijack. ;-)

 

[kcmz812]

He or she? Hatched from a trader joes egg. Thanks in advanced.

 

[QueenMisha]

He or she? Hatched from a trader joes egg. Thanks in advanced.

How old?

 

[kcmz812]

6 weeks on Thursday (tomorrow)

 

[kcmz812]

How old?

6 weeks tomorrow

 

[BCSbyc]

I've read about all the difficulties sexing silkies, but was hoping y'all could take a shot. Photos taken at six and seven weeks old. This chick is so sweet...sure hoping we got a little girl.

Our first silkie...how in the world do they see through all that fluff?!

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

6 weeks tomorrow

Cockerel.

 

[QueenMisha]

6 weeks on Thursday (tomorrow)

My guess would be pullet but it's iffy.

I've read about all the difficulties sexing silkies, but was hoping y'all could take a shot. Photos taken at six and seven weeks old. This chick is so sweet...sure hoping we got a little girl.

Our first silkie...how in the world do they see through all that fluff?!

Looks female so far but it's waaaaaay too young for anything but a guess. Also, as a breeder of Silkies, the good quality ones can't see.