Please help! Pullets or Roos?

[mainersperry]

Sorry some of the pictures aren’t good. Also are there any tips for sexing blue laced red Wyandottes and Easter Eggers?

Thanks!

 

[AlleysChicks]

How old is everyone? In weeks preferably.

 

[mainersperry]

How old is everyone? In weeks preferably.

They are 9 weeks!

 

[AlleysChicks]

They are 9 weeks!

Oh no! 8,6,3,2,1 are cockerels. Those big combs give it away.

Your EEs look like pullets, red over the wings and splotches of flashy color are boys. Girls tend to have a more even bland coloring, no flair to them.

 

[mainersperry]

Oh no! 8,6,3,2,1 are cockerels. Those big combs give it away.

Your EEs look like pullets, red over the wings and splotches of flashy color are boys. Girls tend to have a more even bland coloring, no flair to them.

Thank you! Man how disappointing haha almost all my BLRW are cockerels!

 

[AlleysChicks]

Thank you! Man how disappointing haha almost all my BLRW are cockerels!

they are gorgeous though!

 

[Frazzemrat1]

I have to agree with @AlleysChicks on this one

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Please wait on your Wyandottes until they are old enough to have male feathering. About13 weeks, to be safe. They have large combs and wattles, but the coloring doesn't make me think cockerel.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

EEs are pullets

 

[mainersperry]

Please wait on your Wyandottes until they are old enough to have male feathering. About13 weeks, to be safe. They have large combs and wattles, but the coloring doesn't make me think cockerel.

What would the coloring look like on them once they’re at 13 weeks? I’m trying to figure everyone else out now!