@Stephawheeler58
Just so that you don't spend a lot of time misidentifying the sex of chicks and handing down misinformation, as @Relynn says, this wing feather sexing technique only works when a slow feathering breed is crossed to a fast feathering breed and can also only be performed on young chicks of that breeding when they are within a certain age range..... quite young I believe.....days rather than weeks like these chicks.
@teira
I too am going with 2 males and a female. Typical to get more males than female but at least you don't have a hat trick of them.... assuming we are right about Penguin. Please update the thread with more photos as she grows.
Just so that you don't spend a lot of time misidentifying the sex of chicks and handing down misinformation, as @Relynn says, this wing feather sexing technique only works when a slow feathering breed is crossed to a fast feathering breed and can also only be performed on young chicks of that breeding when they are within a certain age range..... quite young I believe.....days rather than weeks like these chicks.
@teira
I too am going with 2 males and a female. Typical to get more males than female but at least you don't have a hat trick of them.... assuming we are right about Penguin. Please update the thread with more photos as she grows.
. Enjoy!
