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

jenniferlamar70 · Jul 1, 2016

Chickensfan said:
i don't care what gender, (i would still like to confirm) but i will always keep Hattie.

He is most definitely a man lol. He is very cute. I have 2 white crested black polish roosters as well. They make great pets and are so gentle even my youngest child can play with them.

bobbie92 · Jul 1, 2016

Hello,

I'm new to this forum so I'm not 100% sure how it works.. Can I just jump on to someone else's post or am I supposed to start my own??

I was hoping someone could confirm the sex of my two birds. We are 90% sure they are females but when we bought them they were on 9 weeks and the breeder said she could tell us for deffinate...

I hope they are girlies as we have developed such a bond, they follow me around the garden, eat from my hand, jump on my lap and sleep... I love them so much, but if the start making a lot of cock-a-do-a-doing I doubt our naighbours will be thrilled.

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lilmillefleur · Jul 1, 2016

Since this is a thread where you are supposed to post your questions here, you are perfectly fine. And your chickies look like girls, but I might need to see their faces better.

jenniferlamar70 · Jul 1, 2016

bobbie92 said:
Hello,

I'm new to this forum so I'm not 100% sure how it works.. Can I just jump on to someone else's post or am I supposed to start my own??

I was hoping someone could confirm the sex of my two birds. We are 90% sure they are females but when we bought them they were on 9 weeks and the breeder said she could tell us for deffinate...

I hope they are girlies as we have developed such a bond, they follow me around the garden, eat from my hand, jump on my lap and sleep... I love them so much, but if the start making a lot of cock-a-do-a-doing I doubt our naighbours will be thrilled.

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Welcome.
At 9 weeks the breeder probably could tell and gave you hens. For a more sure answer we would need a better pic of the faces and also shoulders and the back right before the tail feathers. I think they are probably hens though.