Sexing my six week old chick

[Pmmmmc]

I think it might be pullet. The chick should be starting to grow its gizzards. Also, most hens can have some very large combs, almost all of my single combers have floppy combs that are bigger then the roosters comb.

 

[Pmmmmc]

my personal self that’s been correct all the time.

Incorrect and incorrect. Where are you getting your information?

 

[nuthatched]

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I think it might be pullet. The chick should be starting to grow its gizzards. Also, most hens can have some very large combs, almost all of my single combers have floppy combs that are bigger then the roosters comb.

Male chickens grow bigger combs than females with the same comb type. It's just how chickens work. And ESPECIALLY at a young age - males will develop faster than females.
I don't know what "gizzards" you're talking about.

 

[LavenderDaFlerf]

I think it might be pullet. The chick should be starting to grow its gizzards. Also, most hens can have some very large combs, almost all of my single combers have floppy combs that are bigger then the roosters comb.

Gizzards?Don't you mean waddles? The gizzard is on the inside and has.to do with digestion!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

my personal self that’s been correct all the time.

Well, clearly not. Chicks have fluff, not male-specific saddle feathers.

 

[Pmmmmc]

Yes, i do mean waddles. Me mistaking is funny so you might see me mistake a lot, yes it is funny

Gizzards?Don't you mean waddles? The gizzard is on the inside and has.to do with digestion!

 

[Pmmmmc]

very true.

Well, clearly not. Chicks have fluff, not male-specific saddle feathers.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Yes, i do mean waddles. Me mistaking is funny so you might see me mistake a lot, yes it is funny

It's okay, we know what you meant now.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

very true.

So....why did you say you can see male saddles as soon as they hatch?