Is this a female or male?

[FeatherTay]

By three months wouldn’t you also be able to see some kind of rooster hackles and saddles as well?

Yes, but with white chickens you can’t really tell from a photo.

 

[JustBabyMargo]

Went back and found some threads of leghorn roosters-
(One is 4 months and one is 3 months! Just thought this would help?) They both have a bit of obvious hackles and saddles...
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/4-month-old-leghorn-he-or-she.695129/
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/need-to-rehome-3-month-old-leghorn.1485114/

 

[Poultrybonkers]

This is a leghorn mix pullet and one thats near ready to lay, you could also bow it as males wouldnt bow easy

 

[EggspectoPatronum]

Thank you everyone for responding! I think it’s pretty unanimous that it’s a pullet. I would’ve been shocked but okay with it if it had been a rooster. We love her all the same.

 

[EggspectoPatronum]

This is a leghorn mix pullet and one thats near ready to lay, you could also bow it as males wouldnt bow easy

You think she’s almost ready to lay?

 

[sybonbon]

Lots of guesses! Lol I hope you end up with your egg layer.

 

[FeatherTay]

At 3 months, I don’t think she’s getting ready to lay. @cherrynberry might know!

 

[cherrynberry]

Thank you everyone for responding! I think it’s pretty unanimous that it’s a pullet. I would’ve been shocked but okay with it if it had been a rooster. We love her all the same.

You think she’s almost ready to lay?

Nope, leghorns redden up early, so that explains her comb since she looks like a cross. She is still a few months away from laying.