Spur on pullet? Don't say roo!

[Wyandottes7]

Mixed breed, definitely a cockerel.

 

[MinnesotaNice]

*sigh* I sadly know.....

But I'm still going to lie to myself a bit longer since it has a cool toe. I can't keep Roosters where I hail from, unfortunately.

A bit disappointing since these 4 "pullets" are, ummmmm, not pullets....

Dang hatcheries! Lol

 

[junebuggena]

The only for sure cockerel I see is the light brahma. Your barred Rock is a pullet. They all look like they are just flushed in the face and around the base of the comb. The combs themselves are still yellow. I'd hang on to all of them a few more weeks.

 

[enola]

If all of the pictured chicks are 7 weeks old, you have a whole flock of cockerels. Sorry

 

[MinnesotaNice]

If all of the pictured chicks are 7 weeks old, you have a whole flock of cockerels. Sorry

These ones are going on 5 weeks.

 

[K Spot]

Yep - all cockerels

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Yep - all cockerels

x2

 

[AssortedChicks]

I agree. I think it's a cockerel. I'm absolute fascinated by those extra toes... I've never seen anything like it before. It's normal for some breeds to have 5 toes on each foot, but the extra toes are on the back of the foot. I've never seen an extra toe growing on one of the front toes like that. He's really unusual!

x2

 

[Casper101Popcor]

x2

X2, I'm sorry that you have all cockerels. I had a " pullet", but it turned out the be a roo. I still have the handsome boy, though, even though we can't have roosters. Were waitin until we can get some new friends for my lady until we give him away.

 

[horsegirl6654]

All chickens have Spurs. Hens are generally smaller, and Roos are generally bigger and pointing up. If it's a roo, it will be very mean.