Sexing EE 7 weeks

[VaultGirl27]

This baby was vent sexed female, but is looking more like a cockerel as it grows. I'm attaching photos, but the coloring in them isn't very accurate. The red appears darker and more rust color in the photo than it does in person, but it's also splotchy which would indicate roo. The comb isn't very red in person but is fairly well defined. Thoughts?

 

[sourland]

The red wing patches are a bit worrisome.

 

[LateBirdFarms]

Who did the sexing? Did this one come from a hatchery? How are the wattles in comparison to the comb, I'm not seeing any... which might be a good sign? Very pretty though!

 

[VaultGirl27]

Who did the sexing? Did this one come from a hatchery? How are the wattles in comparison to the comb, I'm not seeing any... which might be a good sign? Very pretty though!

A local breeder. Im not sure how accurate she is normally. No wattles as of yet. This one has indicators to both sexes so that's why I'm so confused

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Red patches on the shoulders almost always point to cockerel.

 

[VaultGirl27]

Red patches on the shoulders almost always point to cockerel.

The red/brown is mostly on the wings so far. This photo shows the location of the

coloring most accurately

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Even though the comb isn't crazy yet, that coloring is very much male....

 

[TheOddOneOut]

This baby was vent sexed female, but is looking more like a cockerel as it grows. I'm attaching photos, but the coloring in them isn't very accurate. The red appears darker and more rust color in the photo than it does in person, but it's also splotchy which would indicate roo. The comb isn't very red in person but is fairly well defined. Thoughts?View attachment 2201157View attachment 2201158

Oh, boy. Literally.

 

[VaultGirl27]

Oh well lol . He's got a home here anyway, as long as he's nice and gets along with my other roo