Answer: Vent sexing by an experienced chick sexer can be done at one day of age. This technique is difficult and requires a great deal of experience. If a fast feathering gene has been introduced into the breeding flock, chicks can be sexed by observing the differences in the appearance of the primary wing feathers. The feathers on the wings of the female will be a little longer and in a different pattern than those on the males. Most chickens can not be sexed in this manner.

The most common method of sexing day-old chicks is by the Japanese or vent sexing method. This method involves visual examination of the rudimentary copulatory organ on the top wall of the vent. Structural differences exist between the male and female. Accuracy with this method requires much training and good eyesight. A second method is visual observation of the immature gonads by the use of an optical device, which is inserted into the intestine of the chick.

In addition to letting you know when you are fertile, there is some slight statistical indication that the time of intercourse may, occasionally, have some effect on the sex of the baby. For example: Female - Slightly more females are conceived when intercourse takes place three or four days before ovulation. Male - Slightly more males are conceived when intercourse takes place during ovulation , or no more than one to two days prior to ovulation.

Usually if the fetus is cooperative the radiologist will be able to tell you the sex of the fetus at your 20 week ultrasound.

All of the stores sell live poultry in April. Some start earlier, and some keep the baby chicks and ducks longer, so it is a good idea to give the store a call regarding specific sale dates, but all stores will be selling poultry in April.

No. Only those sex offenders who have committed a sex offense on, before, or after February 28, 1990, and who, on or after July 28, 1991, were in custody for that offense. And only kidnapping offenders who, on or after July 27, 1997, were in custody for that offense. Kidnapping and Unlawful Imprisonment convictions are only registerable if the victim is a minor and the offender is not the minor's parent.

This is optional, and only if the baby is in a position where the sex can be easily identified. If you definitely DO NOT wish to know the sex, don't worry, we will not see the sex of your baby 'by chance', nor will you be able to tell from the images

Most of our cards are offered in boy or girl versions. If, by chance, you ordered envelopes in advance and your little girl turned out to be a little boy... Don't worry. You'll only have to pay for the envelopes you use. Simply choose an alternative card and we'll complete your order.

Fairfax Cryobanks parent company, Genetics & IVF Institute, has a department called MicroSort that specializes in gender selection for prevention of X-linked genetic diseases and family balancing. Donor sperm from Fairfax Cryobank is also available for gender selection by MicroSort under certain circumstances. The process is currently in clinical trial and its use by couples requires their informed consent. To see if you qualify for the MicroSort trial, please contact MicroSort at 800.277.

Yes, We can DNA sex any bird that is on hold for you. We normally do not have many unsold birds in any numbers that we can just sex a male or female for you, it may be possible, but we normally sell most of our babies at hatched or shortly thereafter. We just take alittle blood from the toenail and send it to our lab, the results may take a few days. This DNA cost is $35.00. You also get a certificate from the lab.

You need to make your own decision regarding how your baby is to be raised. We, as intersexuals, were generally able to decide what sex we felt ourselves to be by puberty. This means that you, the parent, not a team of doctors, can and should make the final decision about your baby's sex....as long as you remember that any choice you make might turn out to be the wrong one. Some of us do change sex later in life, and you should do your best to be open to this possibility.

In almost all cases we can provide an indication of the sex of the baby. In some instances the position of the baby may hinder the results. We can't guarantee the baby will cooperate during the session but we will do our best to get the best images we can.

The avian DNA test utilizes differences on the sex chromosomes birds in order to determine their sex. Male and female birds give distinctive and different DNA patterns, resulting in conclusive and accurate sex identification.

We can try, click on the Already pregnant button and give our 'already pregnant gender predictor' a go.