Wyandotte Cockrell or Pullet?

[808momof4]

5 weeks old. 6 weeks next Monday.

 

[Brahmachicken240]

Looks like a pullet so far, but it’s still too young to be certain.

 

[808momof4]

Looks like a pullet so far, but it’s still too young to be certain.

Thank you. This is our first time with chickens, and we have SO MUCH to learn. How can we tell the difference between silver laced or other variations of Wyandotte?

 

[Gray Farms]

A little young to say for sure as for sex.

Silver Laced are white with black lacing.
Gold Laced are reddish/buff with black lacing.
Blue Laced Reds are red with blue lacing.
Blues are solid blue.
Blacks are solid black.
Buffs are solid buff.
Whites are solid white.
Lavender are solid lavender "purplish gray".
Splash are blue/gray with dark blue feathers randomly.
Columbian are white with black feathers in their hackle "neck" and tail.

 

[808momof4]

I feel like she's more black than white, but then I see her head. LOL

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Too young. Post a pic of the comb at 6-7 weeks.

 

[808momof4]

Too young. Post a pic of the comb at 6-7 weeks.

Ok. I'll post a picture this time next week!

 

[SamEngelthaler]

This is my 3.5 week old SLW. I’m for sure she is a he. The attitude and demeanor he has his ridiculous. And the pointedness of his hackle feathers kind of confirm my suspicion.

 

[808momof4]

This is my 3.5 week old SLW. I’m for sure she is a he. The attitude and demeanor he has his ridiculous. And the pointedness of his hackle feathers kind of confirm my suspicion.

He's gorgeous, but I can totally see the difference between my Dottie and your sweet boy. LOL

 

[808momof4]

I think I have another wyandotte, but she's not black and white. She's more black (or dark dark red) and gold. I'm actually thinking she's an EE but maybe party Wyandotte. . . Her shackles aren't yellow. She doesn't look ANYTHING like my other EE's except for her legs.