Sexing 15wo barnevelder

[AussieJen]

Oh my, I think I might have hit the pullet jackpot then! Here is my entire flock (a little spooked cos cool change was coming through) and I'm leaning towards them all being pullets. Being in suburbia I didn't intend to keep any boys, but also didn't intend to keep so many birds (aiming for total 6). Please let me know if you think any are cockerals. There are 3 barnevelders, 1 bantam light Sussex, 1 bantam partridge rock, and 3 d'Uccles, all 15-16 weeks old. The mottled d'Uccle on the right is probably the next most likely to be a boy (comb-wise and possible male-ish hackle feathers?), but to me it just seems like a pullet. Thanks for the compliments

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Oh my, I think I might have hit the pullet jackpot then! Here is my entire flock (a little spooked cos cool change was coming through) and I'm leaning towards them all being pullets. Being in suburbia I didn't intend to keep any boys, but also didn't intend to keep so many birds (aiming for total 6). Please let me know if you think any are cockerals. There are 3 barnevelders, 1 bantam light Sussex, 1 bantam partridge rock, and 3 d'Uccles, all 15-16 weeks old. The mottled d'Uccle on the right is probably the next most likely to be a boy (comb-wise and possible male-ish hackle feathers?), but to me it just seems like a pullet. Thanks for the compliments
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All lovely ladies!

 

[JedJackson]

Agree with Ole Grey Mare. Those are all pullets, and you should have no trouble at all selling or re-homing the extras.

 

[chickenE]

The pullet fairy was good to you!