PLEASE SAY 4 PULLETS!!??? Anyone see Cockrel?

[Kaddi143]

I am hoping that one of these is not a cockrel (is it a glove coming quick)and not certain of its breed! Maybe bc of possible Speckled Sussex it's glove comes in quicker than others??? And what about the laced Wyandotte??

 

[Dottie the Chicken]

Post new pics when they are 6-8 weeks old.

 

[hysop]

How old are they? It's easier to spot males at a young age than females. But nothing is guaranteed until they're at least 5 weeks old. The older the better.

My guess is one or two potential boys. But hopefully they turn out to be girls for you! Mine is just a guess since I see a bit of pink compared to the others.

 

[Kaddi143]

How old are they? It's easier to spot males at a young age than females. But nothing is guaranteed until they're at least 5 weeks old. The older the better.

My guess is one or two potential boys. But hopefully they turn out to be girls for you! Mine is just a guess since I see a bit of pink compared to the others.

I see early glove on SS but I have never had one and know nothing of the breed. I know they Grove large gloves but looks developed much bigger and more defined than others and they're around 4 weeks.

 

[hysop]

I see early glove on SS but I have never had one and know nothing of the breed. I know they Grove large gloves but looks developed much bigger and more defined than others and they're around 4 weeks.

Well since they're that old you may be looking at all females. But definitely wait until 6 to 8 weeks to finally be relieved. Which reminds me I need to update my chick gender thread.

 

[Kaddi143]

Well since they're that old you may be looking at all females. But definitely wait until 6 to 8 weeks to finally be relieved. Which reminds me I need to update my chick gender thread.

I am really seeing pink on the glove today

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

You have posted many threads on this. They are too young to even try to sex. Wait until they are fully feathered

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Also the breeds are Speckled Sussex, Silver Laced Wyandotte, Golden Sebright, and an Easter Egger. These are all very common breeds so identification is very simple and straightforward. I know maybe you didn't trust me the couple times I replied, but in this case I actually do know what I'm talking about

 

[KingD]

I am hoping that one of these is not a cockrel (is it a glove coming quick)and not certain of its breed! Maybe bc of possible Speckled Sussex it's glove comes in quicker than others??? And what about the laced Wyandotte??

I see 4 cockerels.

 

[Kaddi143]

I see 4 cockerels.

You sir are not nice.