SLW single comb. Cockerel or pullet?

[MoiraDawn]

Single Combs SLW’s are so tricky!! Would you guess cockerel or pullet? They were 7 weeks in these photos! In the group phot lo the one in question is the one all the way to the left! Thank you!

 

[Painted Calls]

I assume I have 3 hens one rooster?! Currently have two roosters so I don’t know if this is one crowing or if it’s my other two. Also starting to get baby eggs but it’s only 2 a day as of now.

All birds here are pullets.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

I assume I have 3 hens one rooster?! Currently have two roosters so I don’t know if this is one crowing or if it’s my other two. Also starting to get baby eggs but it’s only 2 a day as of now.

Both those wyandottes are pullets

 

[Poultrybonkers]

New to SLW and have an 11 week old chick. Any guesses on gender?

Pullet

 

[3KillerBs]

SLW's have different patterns for the males and the females.

If they're old enough for the girls to start laying the boys should be showing their male patterns and, especially, their male saddle and hackle feathers.

 

[JedJackson]

I assume I have 3 hens one rooster?! Currently have two roosters so I don’t know if this is one crowing or if it’s my other two. Also starting to get baby eggs but it’s only 2 a day as of now.

All pictured are females.

 

[NanaK]

All of your birds are pullets. A male silver laced wyandotte has a lot more silver than the females. By 20 weeks he'd also have long hackle and saddle feathers that are silver. @3KillerBs posted a great pic of hackle and saddles on a male of a different breed. Beautiful birds!

 

[MoiraDawn]

All of your birds are pullets. A male silver laced wyandotte has a lot more silver than the females. By 20 weeks he'd also have long hackle and saddle feathers that are silver. @3KillerBs posted a great pic of hackle and saddles on a male of a different breed. Beautiful birds!

Thank you so much!

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Still a cockerel

 

[Chickengirl2671]

New to SLW and have an 11 week old chick. Any guesses on gender?

I would create your own thread to get more attention to your chick.