What is the gender of my chickens

[WallacetheKhakiCampbell]

The barred rock with the bigger comb is your cockerel

 

[InTheHenHouse_]

It looks like another rooster and hen to me, but I’m not sure. If they’re the same cross/ breed then I’d say that

 

[JustAChickenLoverOverHere]

I'm going to go with cockerel.

 

[JustAChickenLoverOverHere]

It looks like another rooster and hen to me, but I’m not sure. If they’re the same cross/ breed then I’d say that

Actually, the correct term for a male chicken under the age of a year is a cockerel, and a female, a pullet.

 

[InTheHenHouse_]

Not really til they start growing or eggs pop out, but if those two (cross barred rocks) are about the same age the one has a to be a cockerel.
(Cockerel tips) red comb and red waddles by about 4-6 weeks and if there’s another rooster him and other would be chest bumping

Oops I meant Crowing*

 

[InTheHenHouse_]

Actually, the correct term for a male chicken under the age of a year is a cockerel, and a female, a pullet.

yes I know, but sometimes I slip words Lol

 

[Eliasm]

Not really til they start growing or eggs pop out, but if those two (cross barred rocks) are about the same age the one has a to be a cockerel.
(Cockerel tips) red comb and red waddles by about 4-6 weeks and if there’s another rooster him and other would be chest bumping

So I just have to wait. Do you advise me to exchange it? And btw, the feathers on the Chicken’s belly had fallen before I got him. Is it fine or does it say something? I’m talking about the white chicken with the comb.

 

[Eliasm]

Actually, the correct term for a male chicken under the age of a year is a cockerel, and a female, a pullet.

Look at this hope it implies something i dont know haha

 

[Eliasm]

The barred rock with the bigger comb is your cockerel

I hope so. Can someone be 100% positive?

 

[InTheHenHouse_]

So I just have to wait. Do you advise me to exchange it? And btw, the feathers on the Chicken’s belly had fallen before I got him. Is it fine or does it say something? I’m talking about the white chicken with the comb.

It’s your choice to exchange him, do you mean his feathers fell out? If so it’s probably because he molted or he got them pulled out. And I’m sure he’ll be find