You Feather Sexing Experts... have at it! Pretty please? (Video update)

[halo]

Maybe 4 and 2.

 

[cjwaldon]

Looks like 4 boys to me . . . .

 

[Minniechickmama]

The two Blues are cockerels. One Splash is a cockerel. Those I am certain, no doubt about it on.
I think that Black one is fooling some of you, and I was going to say cockerel for that one too, but look at the whole bird. It is feathering like a pullet and it has a more feminine head and no wattles, and she has the smaller feet and legs like a pullet. I think she still has 3 and 3.

 

[humpbacks1962]

You can't imagine how much I appreciate that input! I'll try to post a video to see if it helps you guys best.
The time is fast approaching to give out the boys, and I really would love to keep that black one, but only if she is a girl!

 

[chookhead]

look ppl they arent reptiles
reptilian gender is decided by incubation tempreture chickens are bird different class
the gender of the chick is in the DNA that the hen provides i.e the eggs not the tempreture no matter wat u believe its wrong look at the DNA and chromosomal structure

 

[galanie]

look ppl they arent reptiles
reptilian gender is decided by incubation tempreture chickens are bird different class 
the gender of the chick is in the DNA that the hen provides i.e the eggs not the tempreture no matter wat u believe its wrong look at the DNA and chromosomal structure 

No, it's not that the temperature determines sex. The idea is that certain temps make it so fewer males make it to hatch. They quit before hatching.

 

[chookhead]

No, it's not that the temperature determines sex. The idea is that certain temps make it so fewer males make it to hatch. They quit before hatching.

that makes a bit more sense thnx

 

[halo]

I think that black is a boy. Seems like way too much comb and red color already for only 6 weeks old.

 

[cmom]

I think 4 boys and 2 girls.

 

[humpbacks1962]

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There you go...