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Polish pullets or cockerals?

Discussion in 'What Breed Or Gender is This?' started by chasehope, Apr 28, 2007.

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  1. Apr 28, 2007 #1
    chasehope

    chasehope Chillin' With My Peeps

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    I have 3, 6 week old polish and have NO idea how to tell wether they are pullets or cockerals. Our other polish came to us as adults and it is very obvious who is what! Any tips on sexing them at that age. here are some pictures of them. [​IMG] [​IMG]#1

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    Sorry the pictures aren't better, but I would appreciate any input
     
    Last edited: Apr 28, 2007
  3. May 3, 2007 #2
    silkiechicken

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    I think they are a bit young to tell... but when I had a few, the roos would have pointy head feathers while females were more rounded, give it a few more weeks and see who is larger than the rest and has flowier feathers.
     
  5. May 3, 2007 #3
    magikchick

    magikchick ~FEATHERFOOTED DIVA~

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    Don't know what they are but they are sooo cute. I have this breed on my list of must have one day.

    Marsha
     
  7. May 3, 2007 #4
    wolfpack62001

    wolfpack62001 Chillin' With My Peeps

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    Ill take a S.W.A.G at it.
    They all look like there Pullets, no wattle comming in yet!
    Just my un expert opinion.
     
  9. Aug 19, 2016 #5
    Venumfire

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    Both are Roosters. The Roosters have streamer looking feathers on their heads and hens have fluffy heads that look like they just took out their hair rollers.
     

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