YO GEORGIANS! :)

You can also do the old timers method of sexing them. Let the chicks relax in a brooder. Then bump the brooder and make a loud noise. The males will stand up straight and the females will crouch down. Laugh all you want, I put a lot of knowing in this method. Carcar, that chick I told you I thought was a male and he turned out to be,,,,,just looked at his stance. Males are more upright than females. Females lean forward and walk more horizontally.

Why doesn't someone find somebody who knows how to vent sex chicks and we all go to Robo's and learn!
 
Hi! I was wondering about showing chickens. What all do you need to know? What should you wear? How moans chickens can you enter? Any other tips would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!
 
I hardly ever post, but was going to agree with @Flowerbh, the males do stand up straighter usually. All my new Hampshire reds that I thought were males based on their stance, ended up, males. Something about their beak color too seemed darker than the females.
 
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Hi! I was wondering about showing chickens. What all do you need to know? What should you wear? How moans chickens can you enter? Any other tips would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!

First of all, you should know what the SOP are for the type of breed you are wanting to show. You may want to visit those threads. There are also threads on showing chickens. Just go to the top of this page and type in "showing chickens" in the forum nav: space. You can start reading info from other folks who show their chickens. Let me see if they have anything in the learning section.
 
As much as I've been poking around on ams. They are hard to tell on. Look on ameracua breeders site. May help u tell. I know a few ameracua breeders u. Can ask. They have helped me a lot. My brains on overload from all the ameracua information. Lol
 
Oh absolutely the males stand straighter. But there was so much motion in her box of chicks and different ages it was a lt to take in. lol
 

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