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What characteristics are you looking at? I am very new to thisDefinitely leaning cockerel
At this age, just the comb. Once he is older (10-14 weeks), we are looking for male specific feathering (male saddles, male hackles, patchy coloring, male specific coloring, larger combs, larger wattles, etc.) Some cockerels in specific breeds may also get patches on their wing bows which indicate male (common in Wyandotte's and a lot of EEs).What characteristics are you looking at? I am very new to this
How about these two? They are supposed to be hens but have larger combs. They may be a week older than the others. The first one I believe is a black sex link? And the second is a blue ply rock.At this age, just the comb. Once he is older (10-14 weeks), we are looking for male specific feathering (male saddles, male hackles, patchy coloring, male specific coloring, larger combs, larger wattles, etc.) Some cockerels in specific breeds may also get patches on their wing bows which indicate male (common in Wyandotte's and a lot of EEs).
First one doesn't look like a BSL to me, leaning cockerel for him as well. Second one is a pullet, if her breed is correct. BPR males are barred.How about these two? They are supposed to be hens but have larger combs. They may be a week older than the others. The first one I believe is a black sex link? And the second is a blue ply rock.
I didn’t think BSL either based on pictures off google, but that’s what the hatchery guy told me… hmmmFirst one doesn't look like a BSL to me, leaning cockerel for him as well. Second one is a pullet, if her breed is correct. BPR males are barred.
They are still a little young, which is why I mentioned the "leaning". I have definitely had birds that have surprised me.
Are they feed-store chicks or mailed chicks?I didn’t think BSL either based on pictures off google, but that’s what the hatchery guy told me… hmmm