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

[TheKindaFarmGal]

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Cockerel, sorry.

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

Are these pics decent enough and chicks old enough to tell? 7 wks, both sup posed to be pullets, suspicious of the redder comb. 1st 3 pics poss roo, last for comparison..

I wouldn't be surprised if he is a cockerel, but too young and not enough development for me to be sure.

 

[Janie hall]

Cockerel, sorry.

I thought so his hackles were pointy it's OK he is such a sweet boy my my gosh he is so big.

 

[bflfcoop]

here's the white one....

 

[bflfcoop]

another of the white one.....pullet?

 

[ARK2016]

Awesome, thank you!

 

[purplechicken7]

Sorry, I forgot to also post my Ameracaunas. I have a blue and a black. I'm positive the black is a cockerel but not sure on the blue. Both are close to 3-4 months just like the Lavs.

We had a confirmed crow from the black Ameracauna. My older rooster killed the blue about a month or so ago. One question though— my black Ameracauna crows but lacks the long sickle feathers and looks more like a hen, why is this? It's 5 months old.

 

[metachick]

I posted to another thread but not getting any responses. 5 weeks i believe. These two seem to be growing faster than the other chicks. Im not totally certain of the breed. But can any of yall tell if these look like boys? The lighter colored one does these funny moves that seem more aggressive. They both have bumps on their legs. Do hens get these too? They seem afraid of me and dont follow me around like other roos have done. What do yall think?? Is it too early to tell?

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

I posted to another thread but not getting any responses. 5 weeks i believe. These two seem to be growing faster than the other chicks. Im not totally certain of the breed. But can any of yall tell if these look like boys? The lighter colored one does these funny moves that seem more aggressive. They both have bumps on their legs. Do hens get these too? They seem afraid of me and dont follow me around like other roos have done. What do yall think?? Is it too early to tell?

They're too young. Please post pictures in a few weeks. Standing profile pictures in natural lighting are best.

Females as well as males can gets spurs; it does not indicate gender.

 

[metachick]

Ok will do. Thanks!