RIR

[Lmjc]

I have 3 RIRs one is a slight bigger than the others and has a bigger comb than all of them. Another has a regular sized comb but it's more red than the others.and one has a plain comb. I'd like to if possible get some gender input from the details I just gave... They are each 3 weeks old

 

[TurtlePowerTrav]

Pics of comb and wattles and side shot of bird standing, please.

 

[Lmjc]

On a iPhone so I'm not sure how to mobile post pics, but pm me your number and I can text you the pics that way?

 

[PekinBantam]

Pics would help...

 

[Lmjc]

Up close pic

 

[Lmjc]

Pic of chick standing normally.

 

[Lmjc]

Another pic of the chick standing

 

[Lmjc]

Please send feedback ASAP thank you!!!!

 

[Fred's Hens]

3 weeks is simply too soon to tell. At 8 weeks, the cockerels tend to sprout a red comb and little wattles begin to sprout under their beaks. That's the time to begin to tell with any accuracy at all.

 

[aoxa]

3 weeks is simply too soon to tell. At 8 weeks, the cockerels tend to sprout a red comb and little wattles begin to sprout under their beaks. That's the time to begin to tell with any accuracy at all.

I agree to an extent. Some boys are very obvious at a young age. I had 2 week olds that I knew immediately, but with some I would wait until at least 6 weeks.

Like this cockerel I had at 3 weeks.