If it IS a pure bred barred rock, then it's a girl, more than likely. The barring on a male is closer together - giving them a brighter/whiter appearance.
None of my BR roos I just hatched out back in November had legs that dark at any point.
Also, I don't think the comb development is too much if you got them from the week old bin back on the 28th. That would make them about 3 weeks old, which fits with the size and feather development also.
I vote girl.
None of my BR roos I just hatched out back in November had legs that dark at any point.
Also, I don't think the comb development is too much if you got them from the week old bin back on the 28th. That would make them about 3 weeks old, which fits with the size and feather development also.
I vote girl.