Wing sexing

[Ing88]

Any idea on the sex of these say looking at the wings? They are 3 weeks old

 

[MysteryChicken]

Any idea on the sex of these say looking at the wings? They are 3 weeks old View attachment 2577305View attachment 2577306View attachment 2577307View attachment 2577308View attachment 2577309

They're too old for me to tell.


Update at 6 weeks with comb shots?

 

[MysteryChicken]

The New Hampshires can be sexed by the colors of their juvenile plumage. Males are a darker red then females.
Just a little tip, I learned this with mine.

 

[cmom]

They are too old to do an accurate wing sexing. It can only be done when the chicks hatch or shortly after they have hatched. The wing feathers will seem longer or vary in size if the bird is a female. If the feathers look to be all about the same length, it's probably a male.

 

[cmom]

Often the female get their tail buds before the males do.

 

[Ing88]

They're too old for me to tell.


Update at 6 weeks with comb shots?

These are the combs at almost 6 weeks

 

[MysteryChicken]

These are the combs at almost 6 weeks

#1, & #2, are cockerels.

 

[Ing88]

#1, & #2, are cockerels.

Any thoughts on the rest?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Any thoughts on the rest?

The rest look like pullets.

 

[Ing88]

The rest look like pullets.

Hopefully your right. I'd be happy enough with that. Do you just judge by the size of the comb?