Whole flock hens?

[Tookie]

Oh okay. Yeah, that’s what caught my eye weeks ago but it hasn’t really advanced any further than what it was a few weeks ago

You'll know for sure when he reaches about 12 weeks old because he'll start growing in male-specific feathering.

 

[Sammi_0411]

At first glance all look like hens to me to be honest but @Tookie probs right on the SLW xx

 

[3KillerBs]

I agree that the SLW is suspicious, but Wyandottes are known to be tricky and deceptive.

Where, in general, are you located? If you don't get a male like you want there is probably someone here who has one available.

 

[mckenziespallone]

At first glance all look like hens to me to be honest but @Tookie probs right on the SLW xx

Should I post better pics of the SLW? @3KillerBs

 

[3KillerBs]

Should I post better pics of the SLW? @3KillerBs

Sure. Though it may be too early to tell yet.

I've only raised SLWs twice and both times they've kept me guessing until the sex-specific saddles showed up.

 

[mckenziespallone]

Sure. Though it may be too early to tell yet.

I've only raised SLWs twice and both times they've kept me guessing until the sex-specific saddles showed up.

I’ll post close ups in the morning as the chickens have put themselves to bed for the night. Also -I’m in NE Pennsylvania

 

[mckenziespallone]

I’ll post close ups in the morning as the chickens have put themselves to bed for the night. Also -I’m in NE Pennsylvania

Never mind - she/he came out and I was able to grab real quick

 

[Painted Calls]

All look like pullets except for maybe this one. Better pics of this one's comb and back/saddle area, please.

 

[3KillerBs]

Never mind - she/he came out and I was able to grab real quick

I can't tell.

Somewhere between 10 and 16 weeks the male-specific saddle feathers come in.

 

[mckenziespallone]

All look like pullets except for maybe this one. Better pics of this one's comb and back/saddle area, please.
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I will post in the morning. Don’t forget to check back!