PLEASE HELP GENDER IDENTIFY

[jaredrah777]

Id greatly greatly appreciate it thank you. 2 brown were told were 95% to be hens. Others are luck of the draw i guess. Not allowed to keep roosters in my part of town so need to know as soon as possible!

THANK YOU!

 

[-Chanticleer-]

You have two RIR/production reds. A light brahma. Not too sure what the black one is. They all look like pullets as of now. I’m guessing they are about five weeks old?

 

[jaredrah777]

You have two RIR/production reds. A light brahma. Not too sure what the black one is. They all look like pullets as of now. I’m guessing they are about five weeks old?

yes all are around 4-5 weeks old. Great news! someone yesterday said the two RIR’s are males, so i thought to post this to see an opinion on all them! thank you so much fingers crossed for females!

 

[-Chanticleer-]

Around 6/7 weeks those reds will show more wattle and comb if they are males. Here’s mine at about 6/7 weeks comb pink and a little wattle she is 19 weeks now and laying.

 

[jaredrah777]

Around 6/7 weeks those reds will show more wattle and comb if they are males. Here’s mine at about 6/7 weeks comb pink and a little wattle she is 19 weeks now and laying.

oh okay their comb’s are just about the same as your girls.

you think the black and white one are both females as well? what should i look out for to tell the gender

 

[Chickensss1]

Id greatly greatly appreciate it thank you. 2 brown were told were 95% to be hens. Others are luck of the draw i guess. Not allowed to keep roosters in my part of town so need to know as soon as possible!

THANK YOU!

They all look female to me. One big indicator for me was the legs. My rooster even as a baby had big thick legs and the hen didn’t. He also would start to get a really red comb. Yours appear to be hens. Keep a lookout for a large comb or wattle in the next few weeks. The tail feathers will also get really tall and start to sort of curl if it’s a rooster.

 

[SchwartzLakeFarmNC]

I see at least one Cockerel at this age, could be 2 but it's too early to tell to be honest.
As some others stated in your other post, minimum of 1 Cockerel but could be 2, give it another 4-5 weeks and you'll have a better idea.

 

[-Chanticleer-]

If the comb/wattle gets bigger and turns red that’s a cockerel for sure. Six weeks they start to show more, 10-12 weeks is when you’ll see saddle and hackle feathers coming in. It’s a waiting game for now.

 

[jaredrah777]

They all look female to me. One big indicator for me was the legs. My rooster even as a baby had big thick legs and the hen didn’t. He also would start to get a really red comb. Yours appear to be hens. Keep a lookout for a large comb or wattle in the next few weeks. The tail feathers will also get really tall and start to sort of curl if it’s a rooster.

heres a picture of the tails, dang alot of mixed answers not good

 

[Chickensss1]

heres a picture of the tails, dang alot of mixed answers not good

Keep an eye on the one in the back. In a few weeks you’ll know who the rooster is . I have a feeling they are both female though