Thought they were all pullets, but maybe not.

[cstephens1987]

ETA: Chicken number 2 has white legs.... which is also incorrect. And I believe that again, yellow is dominant.

Yeah #2 appears to have maybe some light Sussex in it

 

[Mvan42]

Yea I havent really looked to much at combs, but they do look to have pea combs. Below is a pic of the rooster (father ) of them... sorry bad pic I was taking a pic of their Turkey, and the hens

 

[Mvan42]

I must not be any good at wing sexing or these are a breed that you can't do that with. Darn it. I hatched 18, 4 didn't make it then I gave the rest back to our relative that gave me the eggs to incubate. I will wait a few more weeks to see if any saddle feather appear. I was pretty sure 1 is a cockerel, and as I was looking I was beginning to see signs that at least one of the others was also. Well I guess their will be a few young cockerels for sale soon. Thanks everyone.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Chicks 1 and 2 definitely have single combs.
the rooster looks about right. He has a pea, or a modified pea, since its so upright. I'm not sure without better pics.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Brahmas can't be wing sexed.

 

[Mvan42]

Brahmas can't be wing sexed.

haha, Thats my luck... We have only had chickens 4 years now, I am still learning all this stuff.

 

[drumstick diva]

Wow you have a Beagle kennel, our esteemed member Sourland, has Beagles and runs them in the Beagle club field trials.

 

[Mvan42]

Wow you have a Beagle kennel, our esteemed member Sourland, has Beagles and runs them in the Beagle club field trials.

Those beagles are my husbands Cousins, he use to train them for rabbit hunting. He trained one for us not to long after we got married. He is really good at it. He doesn't have much time now to train and breed them like he use to. I think he only has one or two now.

 

[alexisrambles]

They're too young to have male or female specific feathering in the saddle. That happens after 12 weeks.
Also, wyandottes have yellow skin, and Columbian markings... but they don't have feathered legs or single or pea combs.

Oh really? That's good to know! The coloration looked like my young Columbian wyandotte when she was growing into her feathers.

 

[Folly's place]

Also, white legs are dominant, so one parent of this group had white legs (the parent of the white legged chick). And one pullet, three cockerels.
Mary