Wht gender is my 8 week chick

[brydzchicklover]

Hi,
i made a post a week or 2 ago and couldn't find it again. Im trying to find out the gender of my chicken, the yellow mum is pecking bahntam, while the roo and black mum is a polish bantam, in my area we are not allowed rooster nd I've gotten too attached to the little one in question. (hoping girl)

This munchkin has bros and sisters, the boys have bushy cob while the 2 other girls have straight. This little munchkin is a bit bigger like the bros but this one eats wgtever is in front of 'it'
(little one in question)- straight comb

(egg layer - mum) - straight but wonky comb

(mum who hatched egg) - straight comb

(dad) - bushy tumor like comb

 

[TheOddOneOut]

One male and one female

 

[cherrynberry]

Hi,
i made a post a week or 2 ago and couldn't find it again. Im trying to find out the gender of my chicken, the yellow mum is pecking bahntam, while the roo and black mum is a polish bantam, in my area we are not allowed rooster nd I've gotten too attached to the little one in question. (hoping girl)

This munchkin has bros and sisters, the boys have bushy cob while the 2 other girls have straight. This little munchkin is a bit bigger like the bros but this one eats wgtever is in front of 'it'
(little one in question)- straight comb
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(egg layer - mum) - straight but wonky comb
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(mum who hatched egg) - straight comb
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(dad) - bushy tumor like comb
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I keep rereading your post and can't seem to figure out who the bird in question is.

 

[Chookchicken]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/what-gender-sex-is-my-peckin-bahtham-chick.1502494/ you already posted a thread like this with the exact same photos.

You have two different birds pictured. The first bird pictured looks like a cockerel, the second one pictured looks like a pullet.

 

[brydzchicklover]

I keep rereading your post and can't seem to figure out who the bird in question is.

The top 3 (in a line) pictures are the same one (aka the one in question, but from 3 angles)

 

[brydzchicklover]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/what-gender-sex-is-my-peckin-bahtham-chick.1502494/ you already posted a thread like this with the exact same photos.

You have two different birds pictured. The first bird pictured looks like a cockerel, the second one pictured looks like a pullet.

I was unable to find the thread even in my profile, that's why I made a new one. (the top 3 pictures in a line, are the same chick, the one in question)

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Is the second pic of the bird at a younger age? It's definitely male, as proven by the first pic, but in the second it looks pretty feminine.
Either way, it's male though.

 

[cherrynberry]

I was unable to find the thread even in my profile, that's why I made a new one. (the top 3 pictures in a line, are the same chick, the one in question)

I see your last thread and I am surprised so many people said pullet. Looks like a cockerel to me. I think others confused picture 2 with a 8 week old, even though that was likely him younger. In picture one, I see patchy leakage which points toward cockerel in my book.

 

[cherrynberry]

Is the second pic of the bird at a younger age? It's definitely male, as proven by the first pic, but in the second it looks pretty feminine.
Either way, it's male though.

Wow. You beat me to it. Again.

Beautifully said.

 

[brydzchicklover]

I see your last thread and I am surprised so many people said pullet. Looks like a cockerel to me. I think others confused picture 2 with a 8 week old, even though that was likely him younger. In picture one, I see patchy leakage which points toward cockerel in my book.

Alright! Do you have any tips on how to tell? I did the neck feather trick and they seem rounded compared to the top I have.
‘It’ got attacked and I got very close with ‘it’ and am Now very attached.

I spose I have to wait till ‘it’ starts to grow too, (they should’ve by now, but haven’t, based off the dad who started at 7 weeks and is now 7/8 months)