- Sep 15, 2012
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Hello and thanks for such a great forum.
Been following these forums for a while now and have learned a lot. I have 3 Brown Shavers from a battery farm to replace the last three I had. They were killed by a Stoat some months back. These new girls have adjusted well and are thriving. As pullets they are laying size 4/5 eggs.
To the question at hand – I bought some three week old chicks that are now six weeks and I am unable to determined which are cockerels and which are pullets….
The one on the left is the biggest of the eight. "Eyes' to the right is my sons pic.
The one on the left is the same one from the pic above.
These are the two biggest of the eight. I think they are both cockerels...
Heuwie, Dewy and Louis.
Now "Eyes" (sitting) was in the first pic but this is the last brownish one is on the right and I can't tell much between the smaller black ones.
All up there are eight chicks and I think from the infomation I have from this forum, the two large ones eating wheat on top of there old smaller coop are cockerels and I think the rest are pullets. Some have single combs and others have pea combs. I don't see any saddle feathers on any of them because I think they are too young - only six weeks today...
Any guesses would be great...