URGENT!! WHAT GENDER ARE MY CHICKENS

[Brianna245]

Coloring looks like a cockerel but the feathers are rounded. You will be able to tell better if you wait a month.

I can do that

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

I can do that

Great! You will be able to weed out the cockerels from the pullets in no time.

 

[Brianna245]

Hazel is a definite pullet.

Dusty is a definite cockerel.

Pluto could go either way. The comb is smallish and sorta pale, but the legs are very thick, the coloring is a little splotchy and there is a lot of red on the wings.

Casper is probably a cockerel. Couldn't say 100% without better pictures.

Maple could be either. That's a lot of comb and wattles for 2 months old but it doesn't scream cockerel at this point, either. Better pictures, especially of the back and tail areas, could help.

Better pic of number 5

 

[Brianna245]

Hazel is a definite pullet.

Dusty is a definite cockerel.

Pluto could go either way. The comb is smallish and sorta pale, but the legs are very thick, the coloring is a little splotchy and there is a lot of red on the wings.

Casper is probably a cockerel. Couldn't say 100% without better pictures.

Maple could be either. That's a lot of comb and wattles for 2 months old but it doesn't scream cockerel at this point, either. Better pictures, especially of the back and tail areas, could help.

Better pic of number 4

 

[JedJackson]

Better pic of number 4
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I think 4 and 5 are very likely both cockerels. Both have quite thick legs. 5 has the big comb and wattles at 1 month. 4 has a color pattern more common in male Easter eggers. And both are feathering out in a way that usually happens with cockerels. Unless you need to get rid of any potential males ASAP, it's worth waiting another week or two. But if you have new homes lined up, I would go ahead and re-home. Sorry it is not better news.

 

[JedJackson]

I think the first is a pullet, the rest look like cockerels.

I think you hit the nail on the head on your first try! Good job.

 

[Brianna245]

I think 4 and 5 are very likely both cockerels. Both have quite thick legs. 5 has the big comb and wattles at 1 month. 4 has a color pattern more common in male Easter eggers. And both are feathering out in a way that usually happens with cockerels. Unless you need to get rid of any potential males ASAP, it's worth waiting another week or two. But if you have new homes lined up, I would go ahead and re-home. Sorry it is not better news.

That's ok thanks for the help.

 

[drumstick diva]

x2 Jed Jackson

 

[Tesumph]

I think 4 and 5 are very likely both cockerels. Both have quite thick legs. 5 has the big comb and wattles at 1 month. 4 has a color pattern more common in male Easter eggers. And both are feathering out in a way that usually happens with cockerels. Unless you need to get rid of any potential males ASAP, it's worth waiting another week or two. But if you have new homes lined up, I would go ahead and re-home. Sorry it is not better news.

I believe OP’s birds are all 2 months old.

 

[JedJackson]

I believe OP’s birds are all 2 months old.

Yes, I meant 2 months, just a brain blip.