Does a silkie pullet have any kind of a comb and wattles?

Oh, I forgot that my dad said my silkie crowed maybe a week ago, …but I saw it with my own eyes yesterday morning (±9am) he crowed so loud for maybe 5 times but didn't crow for the rest of the day
 
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Oh, I forgot that my dad said my silkie crowed maybe a week ago, …but I saw it with my own eyes yesterday morning (±9am) he crowed so loud for maybe 5 times but didn't crow for the rest of the day
Young chicken of unknown sex starts to crow = rooster.
If you would like further confirmation, upload some photos of this bird. However if it is crowing at that age I can just about guarantee that you have a rooster.
 
Young chicken of unknown sex starts to crow = rooster.
If you would like further confirmation, upload some photos of this bird. However if it is crowing at that age I can just about guarantee that you have a rooster.


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the one in the front, yep he's a cokcerel, his name is jonah, the one in the back Jennette, she's a gorgeous pullet, she don't have comb and wattles, that makes it obvious she's a pullet.

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the one in the front, yep he's a cokcerel, his name is jonah, the one in the back Jennette, she's a gorgeous pullet, she don't have comb and wattles, that makes it obvious she's a pullet.

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I'm a bit confused by your questioning then - if you knew which was which why are you asking about the sex of 6 month old silkies?
 
Could someone help with sexing my six week old Silkie? I know it's early in the game and that silkies are hard to sex, but any first impressions?
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It helps to start your own thread. This one was originally from 2011. Anyhoo. If that chick were in my flock, I'd tag it as a boy and keep an eye on it. Silkies aren't supposed to have red combs, though it does happen, but color coming in on a chick as young as yours is usually an indication of a cockerel (in most breeds, not just Silkies).

It's really too young to say for sure.
 

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