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Pullet or Cockeral

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Ah, the age-old question of pullet or cockerel—one that has surely left many a chicken enthusiast scratching their heads (and occasionally clucking in confusion). As you prepare to separate your cockerels for processing in a few weeks, it’s only natural to seek a little clarity on the feathered friends in question. With 11 weeks of growth under their wings, you might find some telltale signs that make all the difference. It sounds like you’re leaning toward one being a proud rooster, but that gorgeous second bird has you second-guessing! Fear not, fellow chicken keeper—let’s dive into the details together and confirm their identities, so you can embrace your flock with confidence (and perhaps a dash of denial).
Pullet or Cockeral
Pullet or Cockeral

Before I start separating my cockerals for processing in a few weeks, can someone help me confirm the sex of these two? I assumed the first one was a cockeral weeks ago but second guessing myself on this one. I'm pretty certain the second one is a roo but it's so gorgeous and I'm in denial lol. They're 11 weeks.

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