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Some backstory. We ordered 5 unsexed cochins from a hatchery, along with some other birds. As of this post, they are 11 weeks old. We thought we were able to vent sex this brown one as a male, but we have doubts. We're not experienced with vent sexing, so don't fully trust our judgement with it...

Just wanted to confirm our suspicions, this little baby is a roo correct? Only about 4 weeks old, already seeing little waffles and red comb development

Purchased as a pullet. But crazy large feet and legs I think she may be a he. 🫤

We have had 3 silkies chicks from day1 One confirmed roo, one we are 90% hen and then this guy. I have assumed roo from the beginning since he is our favourite and we can’t keep roosters. but I have some people saying hen. Please let me know if I have a vocal girl or if we need to find him a...

Bought this light Brahma about 9 weeks ago as a pullet but these tail feathers are making me nervous! What do you think, hen or roo?🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼

What do you think? I’m thinking 3 hens 1 Roo… happy to be advised otherwise?! They are coming up to 5 weeks old.

We know the white featherless legs is a roo… the d’uccle has the looks, but no sounds, same with the one we think is old English? No idea on breeds of the black ones either So, everyone’s favorite game, roo or hem, and breeds? They’re approx 12-13 weeks The looks of a roo… but 🤷🏼‍♀️breeds...

Any thoughts on these 9 BYM? They're around 5ish weeks. I'm pretty sure I have three roos but I'd love to hear what others think. jay the mix #1 #2 #3 #4 #5

is this chicken an Easter egger? I’ve thought she’s a hen for 15 weeks and now im second guessing, could she actually be a Roo? also she’s fast as lightning and incredibly evasive so as far as pictures go this is all i have right now 😂

Hey everyone! A few weeks ago I posted asking wether a few of my chicks were hens/roos. I definitely have figured out the gender on two other chicks but my Olive Egger still has me guessing. He/She had grown a huge amount in a few weeks so I was wondering if anyone could tell me the gender a...

Hello, I have an 11 week old (as of first week in June) Croad Langshan Ameraucana cross from Alchemist Farm. I’ve heard them called Alchemist Giants, currently you cannot directly buy them, they are only available if you get one of their 10 chick surprise/homestead assortments. He is sweet and...

I have 13, 6 week old mix chicks any ideas on gender or breed mixes they could be? Thanks #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 hen? #7 #8 hen? #9 #10 #11 roo? #12 roo #13 roo

I got Snickers with a batch of six other pullets from the local co-op a little over a month ago. They were a few days old at the time, so likely about 5 - 6 weeks old now. We've noticed that this one has a much more developed comb and waddles than the other girls do. The tail feathers are also...

I have a 5 week old Black Orpington. I was hoping for opinions on if this is a cockerel or pullet? I have given away it’s sibling which was twice it’s size/huge legs, and it’s comb was red by 2-3 weeks old. This one isn’t any bigger than the other babies, but it’s comb has reddened this week...

Hi everyone, we posted here about a month ago asking about sexes of our chickens that were labeled as production reds from TSC. They're about 1.5-2 months old now and would like your opinions again. One is obviously a starlight green egger (below), which we believe is a pullet. Can anyone help...

I have my second round of chicks, and I’m suspecting that one of my EEs is a roo. They were all apparently sexed. But so was the last bunch, and one of my Orloffs ended up being a roo and I was able to figure it out relatively quickly. Anyways! I have 1 buff Orpington and 2 EEs (one white and...

I know these guys are hard to sex, but any guesses? I honestly don’t have a clue lol

Our classroom Barred Rock is 6 weeks old. Roo or Hen?

These 8 babies are 6 weeks old and I need help sexing them. I’m pretty sure we only have two roos ( and ). Thanks! —————————————— :p :jumpy #1- Daisy When she was little, she had a little white dot which meant female, but I’m still going to check. She is very sweet and curious. Father: EE...