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I'm just guessing here but maybe that one is just super timid? I've noticed some of my younger chicks doing similar behavior when I'm around because they are scared of the giant beast aka me lol Just the age I guess. I also notice the ones that turn out to be girls are usually the ones ducking and hiding. Idk probably just a coincidence really.
I have noticed with this batch of chicks that some consistently run and hide when I put my hand in and some keep their eyes on my hand and run backwards and even bravely peck at me. I'm betting they will be cockerels! What do you think?
Usually the ones that come after me and peck do turn out to be cockerels but not always. I think that's probably the best bet a guessing sex when they are young. Coupled with guessing based on looks and I *usually* do a good job at being correct but some of my nicest birds give me the hardest darn time figuring out if they are a cockerel or a pullet! LOL
I'm just guessing here but maybe that one is just super timid? I've noticed some of my younger chicks doing similar behavior when I'm around because they are scared of the giant beast aka me lol Just the age I guess. I also notice the ones that turn out to be girls are usually the ones ducking and hiding. Idk probably just a coincidence really.
I have noticed with this batch of chicks that some consistently run and hide when I put my hand in and some keep their eyes on my hand and run backwards and even bravely peck at me. I'm betting they will be cockerels! What do you think?
Usually the ones that come after me and peck do turn out to be cockerels but not always. I think that's probably the best bet a guessing sex when they are young. Coupled with guessing based on looks and I *usually* do a good job at being correct but some of my nicest birds give me the hardest darn time figuring out if they are a cockerel or a pullet! LOL