Wyandotte chicks: pullets or cockerels?

[Hans77]

In May I already had three Wyandotte chicks: one rooster and two hens. After 4 weeks or so, I could clearly see that one of them would turn out to be a rooster. He already showed a bigger and bright red comb, whereas the other two had a narrower and pale comb. The rooster is now about 11 weeks and has been crowing for some time already. This bunch of chicks today just seem more difficult to determine. I guess I'm the impatient type.

 

[Tiana's chickens]

Thank you for your reply. Do you think all the other ones are cockerels? I had hoped for the fourth one to be a pullet too.

Oh I'm so sorry I thought it was only 2 chicks and 3 photos of each, I was a bit confused heheh I'll have a better look at each

 

[Tiana's chickens]

I think give it another few weeks then we will know for sure

 

[Hans77]

So, now my chicks are 8 weeks old. Anyone who'd like to give it a try? Pullets or cockerels? Some have become obvious, others are still difficult for me to see.

 

[Ladybird CA]

I don't know what gender they are, just wanted to ask because you have rare colors of wyandottes, where did you get them from?

 

[Hans77]

I don't know what gender they are, just wanted to ask because you have rare colors of wyandottes, where did you get them from?

Which ones do you find rare? The blue silver laced ones?

 

[Ladybird CA]

Yes And barred and mottled, unless the barred ones are dominiques

 

[Hans77]

They are uncommon here in Belgium, not the rarest. I'm also into buff barred and cuckoo partridge. They are much rarer.

 

[Hans77]

Any thoughts on the latest pictures? Gender? I have my ideas, but I could obviously learn from you.

 

[Ladybird CA]

the barred I'm pretty sure is a hen because it looks darker than a rooster would but the others the ones with yellow combs are hens the reddish combs not sure