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- Oct 21, 2017
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None of them are screaming cockerel here but I can't see the wings on 10 at all. 1 has a larger comb, yes, but it isn't red yet and there's no wattle growth. I'd save this pic and compare it against how it looks in two weeks. If it's a cockerel, you should see a color change and wattles while a pullet stays much the same.
ETA: the spot to watch on your black copper chicks (and the blue crossbred) isn't the face as much as the wing. If you see red feathers on the mid wing, it's a cockerel even if the comb hasn't developed yet.
None of them are screaming cockerel here but I can't see the wings on 10 at all. 1 has a larger comb, yes, but it isn't red yet and there's no wattle growth. I'd save this pic and compare it against how it looks in two weeks. If it's a cockerel, you should see a color change and wattles while a pullet stays much the same.
ETA: the spot to watch on your black copper chicks (and the blue crossbred) isn't the face as much as the wing. If you see red feathers on the mid wing, it's a cockerel even if the comb hasn't developed yet.
I'd put $ on that one being a cockerel. The red I mentioned isn't yet clear but the bleed color is quite vivid and not as even as I'd expect on a pullet. This one has the two-tone comb that suggests it's coloring up. Plus, standing quite tall... It's all soft signs but it's a lot of them.View attachment 1179758
This is #10 from behind. Most girl with too much copper bleeding or Roo?
BTW, the barred in the center looks cockerel here as well.View attachment 1179758
This is #10 from behind. Most girl with too much copper bleeding or Roo?
BTW, the barred in the center looks cockerel here as well.