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

[TheKindaFarmGal]

I have posted about this chick a few times. S/he is now 8 weeks comb is more red than the other SLW'S I have and s/he has always been a bit bigger than the others. Has start of red wattles and the others barely do...opinions?

One of the others from same batch..

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Thinking cockerel for this little guy.

 

[kingchickies]

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Thinking cockerel for this little guy.

Thanks. At 6 weeks they thought pullets. Has short tail though so not sure if maybe going to be an early bloomer pullets or cockerell. Lol I guess only time will tell for sure

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

Thanks. At 6 weeks they thought pullets. Has short tail though so not sure if maybe going to be an early bloomer pullets or cockerell. Lol I guess only time will tell for sure

Well, I'm not 100% sure. I said male is mainly because of the comb/wattles.

 

[beddru]

Male or female? I think the gold one is a male and the other two are pullets, any one want to speculate lol

 

[beddru]

My original post in an other thread that no one responded to

I'm thinking 1 roo (gold one) 2 poulets ( white one and the RIR) they're 3.5 weeks old, I know it's probably too early to tell. Anyone with more experience than me want to weigh in, I have no experience lol ty

 

[debid]

@kingchickies, cockerel. See the white​ splotch on the wing? That's as male as the red wattles.

 

[debid]

Male or female? I think the gold one is a male and the other two are pullets, any one want to speculate lol

Too early for anything but guessing. Yes, the 3rd one seems to have a pinking comb. If the comb suddenly grows in the next couple weeks, it's a cockerel.

 

[debid]

My original post in an other thread that no one responded to

I'm thinking 1 roo (gold one) 2 poulets ( white one and the RIR) they're 3.5 weeks old, I know it's probably too early to tell. Anyone with more experience than me want to weigh in, I have no experience lol ty

The first one is an early blooming cockerel. Too early for anything but guessing on the others.

 

[JK Farms]

Hello! I decided to start another thread on helping all you back yard chicken farmers determine the sex of your chicken.
I know it can sometimes be super tricky to identify gender in chicks, so that's why we made this thread! No need to start your own thread, just hop on here and share a picture of your chick, making sure it's at least 4 weeks old before asking gender. Me and @Jetblack2004
are almost 100% on genders for chicks 4 weeks+. 
So feel free to ask lots of questions regarding gender. We do NOT identify breeds, only gender. However, if anyone out there is good at identifying breeds, please let us know, we would love to have your help!

Thanks!

-ftfarmer22

I am pretty good with knowing chick breeds no matter what age

 

[kingchickies]

No pointy saddle feathers, no long tail. Ugh lol