What gender?

[sshrader]

Just random luck in the assorted bin and a few EE pullets that ended up being cockerels.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

What about this little blue Cochin? Cockerel? It doesn't act like a rooster at all. And doesn't have saddle feathers Like my little black Cochin bantam. Both are 10 ish weeks.

I think those are both Roos.

 

[Gray Farms]

It is a cockerel. I see a few saddle feathers. He's just a slow developer.

 

[fisherashleigh]

How about mine? 13 weeks and the buff/silver one sure does act like a roo, but I think looks like a hen. Both EE.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

How about mine? 13 weeks and the buff/silver one sure does act like a roo, but I think looks like a hen. Both EE.

A better pic of the comb would help

 

[Poultrybreeder]

I think it is a hen, the saddle feathers are shaped like a hen's would be. It could just have too many genes on the rooster side, I've had hens literally crow like a rooster before, but they laid eggs

 

[tyster19]

i think they're hens

 

[sshrader]

The little blue one acts just like a hen. My wife can take them and kinda push down on them kinda like how a rooster does when they mate, and every known hen she does it to, will get up and fluff their feathers out. The little blue cochin does, our black cochin roo, he doesn't at all. I'll haft to keep an eye out on the blue.

 

[fisherashleigh]

A better pic of the comb would help

A better pic of the comb would help

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[RoostersAreAwesome]

I *think* the red one may be a roo, but its really hard to tell..... I would wait until they get older.