Ashn
In the Brooder
- Nov 7, 2017
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Hi there,
I need help knowing what gender my 7-8 week old chicks are... i have been trying to feather sex after watching youtube videos (American) I have been wrong here and there as all the chicks shown in these videos are fully feathered and said to be 3 weeks old. I'm in Australia, is there a difference?
I have had these chooks since 1 week old, they all came from the same feed store on the same day from what I was told is the batch of different purebreds. They are around 7-8 weeks old now. I want these beauties to be pullets so i can keep them in the suburbs as I can't have Roos, I will upload photos of these purebreds some of which are still feathering
1st is a Rhode Island Red, she has a beautiful face and praying can keep her



2nd is a Purebred Gold laced Wyandotte



3rd is a Silver Laced Wyandotte, this is the littlest one and only just started to get first feathers at 5 weeks. It had a rough start, but I was able to get it back to health. photos are bad quality she won't stay still the little cutie


and I'm 100% sure blue leghorn to the left is a rooster, it grew the fastest and likes to perch high
but again just in case I'm wrong I will show

thank you for help that can be provided
I need help knowing what gender my 7-8 week old chicks are... i have been trying to feather sex after watching youtube videos (American) I have been wrong here and there as all the chicks shown in these videos are fully feathered and said to be 3 weeks old. I'm in Australia, is there a difference?
I have had these chooks since 1 week old, they all came from the same feed store on the same day from what I was told is the batch of different purebreds. They are around 7-8 weeks old now. I want these beauties to be pullets so i can keep them in the suburbs as I can't have Roos, I will upload photos of these purebreds some of which are still feathering
1st is a Rhode Island Red, she has a beautiful face and praying can keep her



2nd is a Purebred Gold laced Wyandotte



3rd is a Silver Laced Wyandotte, this is the littlest one and only just started to get first feathers at 5 weeks. It had a rough start, but I was able to get it back to health. photos are bad quality she won't stay still the little cutie


and I'm 100% sure blue leghorn to the left is a rooster, it grew the fastest and likes to perch high
but again just in case I'm wrong I will show

thank you for help that can be provided
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