Sexing silkies

Roo or Pullet?


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And little crook beak! Roos or pulled, I really won’t know until I see an egg I guess!
 

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Here is a picture of our little splash (left) and a young roo. I feel more comfortable leaning pullet with ours after comparing body shape and posture of the roo on the right. 🤔
 
Another day another update on these three guys!

Up first is the black chick. Everyone’s a little wet and had their front floof “combed back”.
 

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This splash chick is the oldest. I know the crooked break looks rough but he/she has been able to eat and drink and live an uninhibited chicky life.
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I’m growing suspicious of our little black chick, do I see some roo-esque tail feathers growing? Comb is still very flat and not seeing streamers.
 
I would guess all hens, most of my silkie roosters get a bump/knob on their comb by that age. The flat combs still makes me think they're hens. Streamers came in way later for my rooster and sometimes hens just have longer hats.
 

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