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Torrelee- That chick definitely is a cross... and therefore I"ll withhold judgment. But - based on the fact that that comb appears more single than pea I think you're safe. Most single combs enlarge early in cockerels.

13 going on 14 weeks now.

Newmarch- His saddle feathers are starting to come in nicely. Still nothing on mine yet. I'm thinking more and more that it's a hen with a very wide comb. I'll post update pics soon, of both my girls. ;-)

New Moarch- wow those tail feathers and saddles are coming in. I see lots of pointy feathers..and those itty bitty waddles. Awww... teenagers. LOL Mine is still confusing me, but about 10 days behind yours if I remember correctly.

Yup. That's why I was so concerned. I've seen it go both ways, so as long as it stays flat and peachy I'm still counting it as a pullet. If it's a roo I may have 3/4 birds be roos that were supposed to be all pullets... EEK!

I can't seem to get a shot straight on with this bird. None of them want to be held right now. They are in that teenage phase of being super independent. I don't like having to chase them down, either! Sheesh.

This is the pic I tried to get in the dark. Doubt it helps.

After promising pictures it was dark. Sorry this is as good as I could get. I'll try again, but tonight is Cinco De Mayo, so I'm thinking margaritas for the win. Maybe in the morning I can try again. LOL

Does being fully feathered (Well, all except the pin feathers under the wings anyway) by 7 weeks have anything to do with brahmas being cockerel or pullet? This little one is at 6.5wks here... but now a week later it's comb is getting darker and wider. I'm anxious because out of 4 'pullets' I...