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I asked before on here but was able to get some better pics. A few things seem to stick out to me both ways. No crowing (yet)...

I have had it since Halloween and he/she was at least 1 week old then, but most likely 2 weeks. It is at least 17 weeks old

Here are a few more photos, including one of the little gal I do not know the breed. She is very small but has pretty coloring.

You guys are all so convinced, just out of curiosity what is the most obvious part? Still learning...

Well the good news is my local humane society is going to be taking him and they said farmers come in all the time and adopt them to let them run around on the farm. Don't know if that is true but he has a better shot than with me as I'm in the city...!

Well I'm not going to consider it 100% but I'm glad to hear there's a chance. She was my favorite chick and already 4/7 "hens" I got turned out to be roos...5/7 would have been painful! Haha...anybody else feel free to chime in with your thoughts.

Looks to be a rhode island red cross to me...was hoping for a hen. Any thoughts? Also bonus points if anybody knows what the small one in the first picture is.

Any thoughts?

He/she is 17-18 weeks old. Mostly my concern stems from the feathers on the neck above the black ones. They are quite "pointy"

Looks to be a rhode island red cross to me...was hoping for a hen. Any thoughts? New Pics 2/22/16: Pics from last week: Also bonus points if anybody knows what the small one in the first picture is.

Well thank you all for the advice. Total shame, he was one of my favorite 'hens'!!! Had he just kept his big mouth shut I would have never known and he would have had a wonderful time with 4 beautiful ladies in close quarters! Oh well, I feel like I learned a lot more about hens vs. roosters...

Thought it was a "she" but I recently introduced a new hen to the flock and it was really aggressive and sort of weakly crowing. What do you guys think...this a roo or a hen? 4.5 months old