PLEASE Help Me Sex my Barnyard Mixes

[TheOddOneOut]

Not to be negative, but they all look like boys to me. How old again?

 

[Tre3hugger]

Not to be negative, but they all look like boys to me. How old again?

Six week. May I ask what makes you say that?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Six week. May I ask what makes you say that?

Now that I look again, I'm on the fence. Combs are large. None have roo patterns, but none have female-exclusive ones either. What roos were used?

 

[Tre3hugger]

Now that I look again, I'm on the fence. Combs are large. None have roo patterns, but none have female-exclusive ones either. What roos were used?

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...-color-eggs-would-his-offspring-make.1368453/

 

[Tre3hugger]

Now that I look again, I'm on the fence. Combs are large. None have roo patterns, but none have female-exclusive ones either. What roos were used?

Aappreciate you checking it out

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Just the gray guy?

 

[Tre3hugger]

Yup my only roo

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Ok, well...Here we go.
Chick #1, gray, could definitely be a daughter out of him, but if you have solid blue hens could go either way, if this is the case leaning towards boy. (remember, color is sex-linked.)
Chick #2. Unless the gray is recessive, boy, because s/he would be gray if female. Pea comb, right?
Chick #3. Definitely possible female, because s/he is gray, but if that hen is in fact it's mom, I would say male because of markings but those also could be female, with a blue roo and a hen with blue markings, but idk.
Chick #4. Boy. Unless the gray is recessive(but even then), very boy. Wattles, color, comb.
Hope this helps!

 

[Tre3hugger]

Ok, well...Here we go.
Chick #1, gray, could definitely be a daughter out of him, but if you have solid blue hens could go either way, if this is the case leaning towards boy. (remember, color is sex-linked.)
Chick #2. Unless the gray is recessive, boy, because s/he would be gray if female. Pea comb, right?
Chick #3. Definitely possible female, because s/he is gray, but if that hen is in fact it's mom, I would say male because of markings but those also could be female, with a blue roo and a hen with blue markings, but idk.
Chick #4. Boy. Unless the gray is recessive(but even then), very boy. Wattles, color, comb.
Hope this helps!

thank you. So a gray rooster will have gray daubvhters, no matter what color the hen is? The cock is my only gray\ blue bird? Also, wouldn't number 3 be considered white not gray? Sorry for all the questions. First breeding experience.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

This isn't chick 3?