Pullet or Cockerel? Leghorns, EEs & silkies

[Michelley1001]

Hi! This is my first post on backyard chickens! We started our first flock back at the beginning of April. We have 13 almost 10 week old chicks. 4 leghorns, 3 silkies & 6 Easter eggers. I was hoping i could get some insight on the gender of them. I’m 99% sure our leghorns are pullets based on looking at past threads and pics online. Any help with the rest would be greatly appreciated!

 

[sourland]

Piggy is a cockerel, and Kristoff may be a cockerel - frizzles always confuse me a bit. The others appear to be pullets.

 

[floppysquirrel04]

X2
Good batch there!

 

[Michelley1001]

X2
Good batch there!

Thank you for your input! We got lucky then because they were all straight run!

 

[Michelley1001]

Piggy is a cockerel, and Kristoff may be a cockerel - frizzles always confuse me a bit. The others appear to be pullets.

Thank you for taking a look! The frizzles are definitely confusing. The only reason Kristoff is named Kristoff is because his comb and wattle area got really red all the sudden several weeks ago. Piggy has a crop issue (thinking pendulous) so I don’t know if that has hindered his/her development or not but his comb/wattle area was the only other one that is somewhat red so what you’re saying is what I was thinking.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Thank you for taking a look! The frizzles are definitely confusing. The only reason Kristoff is named Kristoff is because his comb and wattle area got really red all the sudden several weeks ago. Piggy has a crop issue (thinking pendulous) so I don’t know if that has hindered his/her development or not but his comb/wattle area was the only other one that is somewhat red so what you’re saying is what I was thinking.

EEs have small wattles.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Piggy is a cockerel, and Kristoff may be a cockerel - frizzles always confuse me a bit. The others appear to be pullets.

X2!