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And probably rooster?The head spot means it will probably be barred like a barred rock, but it's possible it could be blue with barring.
If you know the parentage then it might be possible to tell. If you have barred females and a non-barred rooster, then you would get sex linked chicks, and only males would have head spots. Any other parentage, and no, you can't sex this chick so early. You'd have to wait until 6 weeks or so and then tell by the comb.And probably rooster?
Parents are mix, father is barred, mother is fully white.If you know the parentage then it might be possible to tell. If you have barred females and a non-barred rooster, then you would get sex linked chicks, and only males would have head spots. Any other parentage, and no, you can't sex this chick so early. You'd have to wait until 6 weeks or so and then tell by the comb.
Then you have to wait to sex the chick. No way to do it this early.Parents are mix, father is barred, mother is fully white.
So white spot in head means nothing?Then you have to wait to sex the chick. No way to do it this early.
It means the chick will have barred coloring, but both males and females can have that.So white spot in head means nothing?
Okay thanksIt means the chick will have barred coloring, but both males and females can have that.