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No this is the only one we have.

Yes I know we can't be 100% but from doing a lot of research and seeing it with others of the same age the tail feathers are a pretty good tell.

Yes plus beautiful gold in her neck. Wish I could have kept the rooster. They look beautiful when they are full grown.

[/IMG][/IMG] Now back to the original post before it got hijacked... . No worries as I'm a beginner and I appreciate help when I can get it. Here's the welsummer pullet I swapped with the other chick. 6.5 weeks and it's comb is smaller than the other one at 4 weeks. Plus light chest feathers...

This is my light brahma 6.5 weeks no comb plus longer tail feathers. Pullet

I can post a pic of the one we have now later on. They'll be 6weeks Monday

I was able to swap it from the person we got it from. After comparing it with a known pullet I'm pretty sure this guy was a rooster. The color of the chest feathers was completely different and the comb was easily twice the size. The chest was very dark with black in it. The pullet's chest was...

Thanks for the input. We've really grown attached to her. You're the first ones to say you think it's a pullet. I hope so. I'd hate to give her up. The comb and some black spots on the chest had us worried.

Even with that comb. Here's a better picture of the chest

Can anyone tell me if this welsummer is a pullet or a rooster. Thought it was a pullet by the markings but it has developed a comb and has darker chest color. The comb is not Pink. It's 3.5 weeks old. This is our first time owning chickens and I can't have a rooster where I live. Thanks for...

Hello, I'm totally new to chicken farming. My family and I decided to raise some chickens for eggs. Any help would be greatly appreciated. We decided to just jump right in. Our local livestock supplier will be getting chick's on March 1. If anyone could suggest a great egglayer and is great...