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[header] How to determine the sex of a chicken [title] Look at their wing feathers. [step] While baby chicks are covered in down, the ends of their wings will have a light feather fringe. To view the wing feathers, grasp the chick firmly in one hand.

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  1. Use your other hand to extend the wing out until the feathers are somewhat separated and visible. A male (cockerel) chick will have wing feathers of roughly the same length.
  2. Look at the nearest wing feather closest to your nose. [substeps] Young chicks that are around six weeks old may have 1 wing near their eye and 2 close flap feathers near their eye.
  3. Use your dominant hand to measure the area where the chick's feathers connect. [substeps] The wing feathers are quite small, so you won't be able to see exactly where they go.
  4. With your fingers, look for other smaller raised feathers. Another indication that the bird's wings are molted is that they're full and partially covered with a light spring coat.

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