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

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Leghorn? They have substantial combs, even the females. It's not so much the size of the comb but speed and timing of changes. If it was a tiny, yellow ridge last week, you likely have a male. Female combs grow more slowly until they near POL but they do grow and they can look pinkish.
 
These two have not yet laid or crowed and I seem to have a cockerel in the mix due to fertilized eggs. Can you tell me if one of these two are my culprit?

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There are some with bulls eyes and others that are not. They look to be fertilized but I just put some in the incubator to see for sure so I'll be able to tell in 2 more days for sure.


You should still see male behavior if you have a hen-feathered cockerel fertilizing eggs.
 

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