Porcelain booted bantams 4 weeks all roos or all pullets??

[TheOddOneOut]

They look like pullets, but the pictures aren't the greatest.
View attachment 2927329Here's some cockerels around the same age as your's.

Cute chicks. Though that brooder's a bit cramped, don't you think?
Anyways, are the golden/brown ones project Orps?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Cute chicks. Though that brooder's a bit cramped, don't you think?
Anyways, are the golden/brown ones project Orps?

They were moved out a week, or two after the picture.

I use the large storage totes as brooders.

Same tote.

It's alot bigger then what the pictures show. About 3½, to 4ft long.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Cute chicks. Though that brooder's a bit cramped, don't you think?
Anyways, are the golden/brown ones project Orps?

They were the project Orpingtons, but I decided to discontinue the project, & reuse the birds for a new one.

 

[alpacasandchicks78]

That's what I'm wondering is too young but when I've done research it says the

They look like pullets, but the pictures aren't the greatest.
View attachment 2927329Here's some cockerels around the same age as your's.

I have one cockerel and three pullets, this helped immensely!! Two weeks made enough difference to tell. It's looks like the little guy near the heating plate all the way over to the right of the other white-ish ones. It's a week younger than the pullets, they were out on day 18, and he was out on day 25. I had started giving up hope. They're starting to fly now and it's so cute.

 

[alpacasandchicks78]

Hey all, I posted a couple weeks ago about sexing my chicks. You were absolutely correct on waiting a bit. 2 1/2 weeks later....

One cockerel and three hens. Will post pictures as soon as I am able to get good ones. As always thanks for your help.

 

[casportpony]

I look forward to seeing pictures!

 

[alpacasandchicks78]

I look forward to seeing pictures!

I have one somewhere I'd have to locate of the cockerel. Currently he enjoys annoying his sisters and cuddling with me. I wasn't expecting him to be the cockerel . His sisters are significantly bigger than him but still in normal bantam range and it's a true bantam breed. He was our assisted hatch. We're so lucky he turned out so healthy. His dad isn't very big either so I'm assuming it's genetic.