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I have some 7 weeks and some getting pointed feathers so I’m starting to learn little day by day.Not an accurate way at all of sexing any chicks, just wait 6 weeks for combs and waddles, feather growth depends on genetics of the parents.
The cockerels won't get male specific pointed feathers until 13-15 weeks old. :]I have some 7 weeks and some getting pointed feathers so I’m starting to learn little day by day.
Even the neck feathers?The cockerels won't get male specific pointed feathers until 13-15 weeks old. :]
Yep, they look pointed right now because the tip had the downy chick fluff tipping them, then the big feathers grew out.Even the neck feathers?
So what do I look for at 7 to 8 week old chics. If I by comb color I only have one cockerel but two don’t have a comb at all. I attached two pictures.Yep, they look pointed right now because the tip had the downy chick fluff tipping them, then the big feathers grew out.
All three seem female so far. I don't see any wattles at allSo what do I look for at 7 to 8 week old chics. If I by comb color I only have one cockerel but two don’t have a comb at all. I attached two pictures.
Looks like all pullets, males would have more prominent, pink comb and waddles.So what do I look for at 7 to 8 week old chics. If I by comb color I only have one cockerel but two don’t have a comb at all. I attached two pictures.
The bar rock colored one has orange comb since about three weeks old and now is bigger and has wattels. Unfortunately I only have the rear end in one of these pictures. One more red one with more markings but the head looks the same as the one in the picture. Yeah I still got a lot of learning to do lolAll three seem female so far. I don't see any wattles at all