uberkio
In the Brooder
- Feb 24, 2016
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Hello there So I posted a few weeks ago about our lavender Orpingtons, and two Ameraucanas
At the time, I was just starting to have some guesses about what sex they were
Now they are all 6 weeks old, and it's starting to become pretty obvious in some cases, but not so much in others
It's no matter any way, for the record, the guessing is really just for fun, though I really want at least one Orpington pullet. So here's what I have, and what my guesses are-
Oh yeah, that's definitely a boy!

My money is on pullet. Her comb and wattles are barely developed, and she's very sweet and docile. If I'm correct, her name is going to be Odette

This one is somewhere in between. I'm going to guess it's a roo...but it seems like it could still go either way? Maybe it's like a 70/30 chance in favor of being a roo? LOL Thoughts? Could it still be a pullet or definitely no?

And then this one is also in between, but has less comb and wattle development than the other one still in question. I think it's probably 70/30 in favor of being a pullet
Thoughts?

And then the two oddballs. Charlie is a Wheaten Ameraucana (from a breeder, not a hatchery). I'm guessing pullet, because the coloring is right, and there is still almost no comb development. Not going to have a great beard, I'm guessing, but it is starting to feather out. Looking adorable and awkward!

And this one is Scout, a Black x Lavender Ameraucana, though it's looking like he unfortunately has a clean face. It doesn't really matter, though, not intending to breed. My money is on him being a boy. It's just a guess, I know they're just about impossible to sex at this age. He does have a bit of a comb coming in, and he's always been very noisy and bold. So yeah, can't wait to see what happens!




Oh yeah, that's definitely a boy!
My money is on pullet. Her comb and wattles are barely developed, and she's very sweet and docile. If I'm correct, her name is going to be Odette

This one is somewhere in between. I'm going to guess it's a roo...but it seems like it could still go either way? Maybe it's like a 70/30 chance in favor of being a roo? LOL Thoughts? Could it still be a pullet or definitely no?
And then this one is also in between, but has less comb and wattle development than the other one still in question. I think it's probably 70/30 in favor of being a pullet

And then the two oddballs. Charlie is a Wheaten Ameraucana (from a breeder, not a hatchery). I'm guessing pullet, because the coloring is right, and there is still almost no comb development. Not going to have a great beard, I'm guessing, but it is starting to feather out. Looking adorable and awkward!
And this one is Scout, a Black x Lavender Ameraucana, though it's looking like he unfortunately has a clean face. It doesn't really matter, though, not intending to breed. My money is on him being a boy. It's just a guess, I know they're just about impossible to sex at this age. He does have a bit of a comb coming in, and he's always been very noisy and bold. So yeah, can't wait to see what happens!