Light Brahma chick - hen, roo, or too early to tell?

[fl-chicken-tender]

You'll need to wait until 8 weeks minimum to get a proper guess on the Brahma Some oddballs just don't develop into obvious cockerels until 8-12 weeks. That being said, it's not showing any cockerel traits yet, but some could appear in a few weeks

Updating at 12 weeks!
In the last week or so, it looks to me that Casper started to get saddle feathers and the beginnings of some pointy tail feathers.
I also picked all the birds up to clip their flight feathers yesterday, and I can feel little bumps on the Brahma's legs where spurs might be coming in.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Updating at 12 weeks!
In the last week or so, it looks to me that Casper started to get saddle feathers and the beginnings of some pointy tail feathers.
I also picked all the birds up to clip their flight feathers yesterday, and I can feel little bumps on the Brahma's legs where spurs might be coming in.
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He's a cockerel!

 

[Lemon-Drop]

Updating at 12 weeks!
In the last week or so, it looks to me that Casper started to get saddle feathers and the beginnings of some pointy tail feathers.
I also picked all the birds up to clip their flight feathers yesterday, and I can feel little bumps on the Brahma's legs where spurs might be coming in.
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Looks like a cockerel to me! He’s handsome!

 

[Party_Chicken]

To early to tell