Please someone help me sex these

Sammib122388

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Oct 17, 2018
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charlie
 
It’s kind of hard to tell. I’d wait a few months and start checking their legs for small signs of spurs, their combs and waddles, their back feathers,(if they are curved and arched it’s a rooster. If they are wide and broad it’s probably a hen) Anyway time will tell what gender they are sometimes you’ll have to wait until, they crow or lay. They still are very cute.
 
Okay, here we go(these chicks are still pretty young, but you do have a couple of obvious cockerels)

First pic is a male barred Plymouth Rock.

Second pic has the feathering of a female but the comb of a male, it is also a barred Plymouth Rock(just wait and see with this one)

Third pic is a female white Leghorn or white Plymouth Rock

Fourth pic is male white Leghorn or white Plymouth Rock

Fifth pic is a male white Leghorn or white Plymouth Rock

Sixth pic is a female, not sure of breed

Seventh pic looks to be a male Silkie mix, or some other breed with pure black/blue skin

Hopefully this was helpful.
 
#1. Barred Rock cockerel
#2. Barred Rock cockerel
#3. As stated, either White Rock or Leghorn, and likely pullet (although I can't see the comb well enough for my gender guess to be accurate. Time will determine which.
#4. White Rock or Leghorn, cockerel
#5. White Rock or Leghorn, cockerel
#6. Austra White? pullet
#7. Most likely either Black Australorp or Black Jersery Giant, depending on color of foot bottoms. Yellow = Jersey Giant. Pink = Australorp. Nothing screaming cockerel yet. :)

Although some do indeed appear to be pullets, there's potential for change since they're still a bit young. :D

~Alex
 

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