Breed & gender

[pammurphy132]

This is my 4 month old Rita. Not sure what kind and have been told a roo but doesn't crow or act like my foster that ids in the 3rd picture. My rooster Sam is very aggressive and attacks me & Rita is very quiet and doesn't crow. They are the same age. Sam was bought as a hen but became boisterous and aggressive and had the signs of a roo at only 6 weeks old.

 

[Tookie]

Could you get some closer pictures? Hard to tell if I'm seeing male specific feathering or not.

 

[nuthatched]

Can you please explain your pictures again? There are only two pictures.
Cull the aggressive rooster

 

[chrissynemetz]

I agree with @Tookie I can't really tell if those are male saddle feathers from the pictures.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

Is it the buff colored one in the last picture that you are questioning? Some close up pictures would help i cant really tell from that picture

 

[pammurphy132]

This is my 4 month old Rita. Not sure what kind and have been told a roo but doesn't crow or act like my foster that ids in the 3rd picture. My rooster Sam is very aggressive and attacks me & Rita is very quiet and doesn't crow. They are the same age. Sam was bought as a hen but became boisterous and aggressive and had the signs of a roo at only 6 weeks old.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

I dont see any male specific saddle feathers in those photos. So I would say pullet

 

[Tookie]

I believe that's a female.

 

[pammurphy132]

This is my 4 month old Rita. Not sure what kind and have been told a roo but doesn't crow or act like my foster that ids in the 3rd picture. My rooster Sam is very aggressive and attacks me & Rita is very quiet and doesn't crow. They are the same age. Sam was bought as a hen but became boisterous and aggressive and had the signs of a roo at only 6 weeks old.

 

[pammurphy132]

Could you get some closer pictures? Hard to tell if I'm seeing male specific feathering or not.

Are these good