sexing help

[Kimberly4403]

I have 3x nearly 3 week old wyadotte chicks who were supposedly wing sexed at 1 week old (i know its not 100% accurate) anyways im thinking the biggest chick is a rooster but not sure

Thatsthe best pic of the biggest one i have manag3d to get so far sorry there still skittish

 

[DancingWthDucks]

To be sure of the sex you will proberly need to wait a couple of weeks for the combs to develop.

 

[Kimberly4403]

My 3 chicks are now 10-11 weeks old.. Here are some updated pics and anyone confirm that the first 3 pictures are a rooster and the other 2 are pullets..

Rooster?

Pullets?

 

[Ravynscroft]

Sure looks like it to me!

 

[DancingWthDucks]

Sure looks like it to me!

X2. Beautiful birds by the way

 

[loveMePlease]

I saw this thing for sexing.
Grab there beak and dangle them. If they fight it's a rooster, if they dangle there a hen.

 

[lazy gardener]

Please don't dangle your chicks. Good way to injure them. Unless they are auto sexing, or sex linked, or you have a very practiced eye, you won't be able to tell until the combs and wattles start to increase in size and redden. Sometimes a cockrel can be picked out of the bunch by extra inquisitive or aggressive behavior.

 

[Kimberly4403]

Please don't dangle your chicks.  Good way to injure them.  Unless they are auto sexing, or sex linked, or you have a very practiced eye, you won't be able to tell until the combs and wattles start to increase in size and redden.  Sometimes a cockrel can be picked out of the bunch by extra inquisitive or aggressive behavior.  

As u can clearly see a comb and wattle on the possible rooster already?? The other 2 dont have any yet

 

[loveMePlease]

Please don't dangle your chicks.  Good way to injure them.  Unless they are auto sexing, or sex linked, or you have a very practiced eye, you won't be able to tell until the combs and wattles start to increase in size and redden.  Sometimes a cockrel can be picked out of the bunch by extra inquisitive or aggressive behavior.  

 

[loveMePlease]

Please don't dangle your chicks.  Good way to injure them.  Unless they are auto sexing, or sex linked, or you have a very practiced eye, you won't be able to tell until the combs and wattles start to increase in size and redden.  Sometimes a cockrel can be picked out of the bunch by extra inquisitive or aggressive behavior.  

cry about it. It's an animal.