One of mine is trying to crow

[Poultrybonkers]

This is 'Patricia', 12 weeks old

Patricia is a Patrick lol

 

[black_cat]

You've got Ron, Gilbert, and Patrick now.

 

[AMHARFFEY]

Why would those make him female? Wouldn't they be signs of a boy? This much wattle and comb at 12 weeks is a definite boy.

'They' say wyandotte females feather up and develop wattles faster than boys. I think these 2 are the only girls I have out of 10 chicks

 

[black_cat]

'They' say wyandotte females feather up and develop wattles faster than boys. I think these 2 are the only girls I have out of 10 chicks

I"ve never heard that. Those two look like girls-pics of the other 5?

 

[nuthatched]

Can we see their saddle feathers ? Combs can be misleading

 

[black_cat]

Can we see their saddle feathers ? Combs can be misleading

On the first three, the coloring tells you all you need to know, IMO, backed up by GIANT rose combs for 12 weeks. If they were single combs, I'd agree, but those are the size that many adult wyandotte hens have.

 

[AMHARFFEY]

pics of the other 5?
This is 'twin boy' - male version of the blue girl

 

[esme13]

I agree with what the others have told you. From the info you’ve shown us, you have a lot of Roos. The last photo of the two silver are hens. The comb, size and redness are a huge give away for their age. Are any of them being dominant or trying to square each other off in sizing ?

 

[AMHARFFEY]

pics of the other 5?
This is 'twin boy' - male version of the blue girl

This is 'Day-zee' he has a crooked tail

 

[black_cat]

pics of the other 5?
This is 'twin boy' - male version of the blue girl

This is 'Day-zee' he has a crooked tail

Both boys.