Three Barred Rock Chicks, Whats Their Gender?

[LaChicaLoca]

They're all a week old. If better pictures are needed I'll be sure to try to get better ones!

Chick 1:

Chick 2:

Chick 3:

 

[cherrynberry]

Too young to sex by feathers. Feather sexing at this age is not extremely accurate and works the best in autosexing breeds. I do think that some people are great at sexing by feathers though. But to get a better/accurate answer, update them in 6-7 weeks. The older the more accurate

 

[cherrynberry]

They're all a week old. If better pictures are needed I'll be sure to try to get better ones!

Chick 1:

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Chick 2:
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Chick 3:
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They are super cute though!!!

 

[Frazzemrat1]

I'd have to agree, they're currently to young to reliably sex.

I can't tell what color legs they have in that lighting... Are they pink? or yellow?

 

[neo71665]

Come back when they are about 6 weeks old

 

[Yardmom]

Barred rock are one of the few that can have some signs early to the gender. Smaller contained headspots are pullets. These seem to have quite a bit of white for their age, so that might mot be acurite for this breeding line. Some have found that the leg wash is holding true when head spots haven't. I believe it is dark legs like #2 that are pullets. Once the feathers come in the pullet will appear darker than the cockerals. This is due to the double barring roos get.