Lafayette's comb is bigger than the other 3 chick's combs, that's why I was betting he would be my cockerel.
I guess time will tell for sure!
I guess time will tell for sure!

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They hatched on New Year's Day, so they're almost 6 weeks old.
I was really crossing my fingers for a cockerel like this-
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Anyone have an extra guy like that?![]()
6 wks. old and a comb that big, I'd say it's a cockerel.
I have some birds that are 11 weeks old and one I'm STILL not sure of!
Lafayette can be sexed right now not by comb but by feather characteristics. Look at the feathers right between his wings, on his back, and ask yourself - Are any of them toothy, glossy, more red than normal, or more triangular than normal? Same goes for the wing bow.
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Yes, in a few months. He and the pullets are only 4 months old, so it wil be a little while before they start laying. When they do, I'll let you know and see if you are still interested.