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Yep, chippy is a boy. Looked like a pullet at the beginning. I'm not used to seeing males with that color pattern.

Okay, thanks for the clarification on the EEs, & Cochin. You do have a Buff Cochin rooster according to your list at the beginning. Buff X Black can create some interesting results, I've done quite abit of breeding of this combination.

Time will tell.

She looks partridge, & the comb seems to be a modified pea comb. So maybe EE X Buff Cochin? In the case of Buff, she maybe expressing some Columbian influence. Like this girl.

I think chippy is just fast to mature, the pattern looks female specific, though is splotchy.(Forgot, what were the parents?) The black one's are still iffy. More so with the last one. The first black one may be a pullet.

You can update as they grow.

The two blacks look abit boyish.

1 Buff Orpington/Heritage Plymouth Barred Rock cross. And a couple project Orpington back crosses. They're more Orpington at this point. Bred back to Buff Orpington. If you want, I'll share with some other birds I'll be hatching this year for a couple friends. 4 EEs, 3 Silkies, 2 random...

Earliest 1-3 days, latest 7 days.

Sounds good. Sorry for the clutter. I did suggest a conversation.

There's obvious variations between each individual. Usually a bit different for each one.

I never said I did have all the breeds in the world.

I'll figure that out, as I expand into other breeds. I need it to be hands on.

Yes, Black Sumatras, Silkies, & Buff Orpingtons are a few. Buff Orpingtons were my first I practiced on.

I've demonstrated my method with you, remember?

Standard as in purebred?

Not yet. I was gonna make an article demonstrating my method. I have two chicks(Pictures), that had the same parents I can share. Both are of fast feathering trait.

If you want, we can further discuss this in a conversation so we don't fill the thread up?

Only birds I don't sex with this method is sex linked crosses, like the sex linked barring/crosses, or red Sex-link, black Sex-link types. Since they're very obvious.

I don't go by charts, though they can be handy depending on source.