silver laced wyandotte

[rita2paul]

View attachment 1298410 View attachment 1298409 View attachment 1298408 ok they are now 4weeks, what do you all think. boys or girls. getting a little worried nom.

 

[Gray Farms]

In the last pic it looks like you have a cockerel up front and two pullets behind. But 4 weeks is still kinda young to say for sure. Post pics around 6 weeks.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

In the last pic it looks like you have a cockerel up front and two pullets behind. But 4 weeks is still kinda young to say for sure. Post pics around 6 weeks.

agreed

 

[Lazy Farmer]

no see em..

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Gray Farms, though I can't see any photos. If you wait till 8 weeks of age, please post photos them. Much easier to at that age.

 

[Cyprus]

They look like pullets to me.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

The one on the right in the first 2 pics is an early cockerel. but, they are really too young to tell right now. Please wait until they are six weeks old, then post individual pics of each one's comb.

 

[rita2paul]

ok will post some more when they are 6 weeks. but my gut feeling is cockerels. two are as they are always chest bumping.

 

[JedJackson]

ok will post some more when they are 6 weeks. but my gut feeling is cockerels. two are as they are always chest bumping.

Pullets chest bump too. I'm in agreement with Gray Farms. The bird in front in the last picture is the likeliest cockerel. But I think it's very possible you have 2 if not 3 pullets. Wait until they are at least 7 weeks old and post again. Hopefully things will be clearer then.

 

[Tiana's chickens]

At this age it's too young to tell. The rose combs flush when the are excited, alert, getting exercise etc. I had 6 silver laced Wyandottes, when they were 4 weeks I nearly gave up because I was confident they were all boys, I ended up with 4 pullets. So don't give up hope yet, I think atleast one is a pullet