I need help! Pullet or Roo???

[LookingForSilkies]

We suspect that this little EE is a Roo, but we are not sure. He (as I’m suspecting) is about 2 months old, I don’t know if that’s old enough to crow but we haven’t heard anything yet. We got him with 3 black birds and 2 other EEs. His identical sibling ended up passing away the 2nd day we had her. It would be much easier if we could compare them but it’s alright. We also have an EE with different colors than him and a smaller crown. His crown is bigger than our older middle age EEs we got in March. He has the biggest crown and his tail feathers are rather pointy in comparison to the other pullest we have, one the same age as him. Please let me know if you think it’s a Roo or a Pullet!

 

[Coops Dad]

I'm betting on rooster.

 

[fluffycrow]

It's a cockerel. Won't be a rooster till he turns one

 

[SilverBirds]

Cockerel (male chicken under a year old). He's going to be a very handsome man!

 

[LookingForSilkies]

Cockerel (male chicken under a year old). He's going to be a very handsome man!

Thank you! I had a feeling because he looked different from the rest and was behaving like a rooster. Thank you for confirming

 

[Party_Chicken]

It’s a cockerel! He looks like my boy except yours has a muff and mine doesn't

 

[Tookie]

Yes, you have a cockerel.

 

[LookingForSilkies]

It’s a cockerel! He looks like my boy except yours has a muff and mine doesn't

Awe, I love the muffs, they remind me of a beard. I bet your cockerel is still very handsome, all EEs are

 

[fluffycrow]

Awe, I love the muffs, they remind me of a beard. I bet your cockerel is still very handsome, all EEs are

He is a handsome little man. If I remember correctly his name is Cornelius? Sorry party if it isn't!

 

[Party_Chicken]

He is a handsome little man. If I remember correctly his name is Cornelius? Sorry party if it isn't!

It is Cornelius! Thanks for remembering lol. He is turning out to be a wonderful boy he keeps watch over his girls let’s them eat first and stays out of the older hens way. We had a fox attack yesterday (no casualties) and I found his girls behind a bush very well hidden I’m positive he lead them there. I am so happy with him. In this picture he is watching over his girls as they dust bathe.