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Alas, that guy turned into a jerk to the hens. They were starting to hide from him because he was randy beyond belief and wouldn't give them any peace. He bared all six so I brought in three more. He loved one, halfway tolerated one, murdered one. He had to go after that. But, he was a looker.

I have no idea what a "spiked up beak" would be but that is, without a doubt, a cockerel chick. A female doesn't have comb growth like that until she's nearing laying age.

Well, this is how he turned out: Your results may vary but I don't see any chance of pullet there.

What, you mean like these? :P Strikingly similar, don't you think?

Yep, creamy neck feathers showed before the splotches of red on my white cockerel chick... He ended up with a yellow neck and saddles and red wing patches, a bit of black bleed in the tail. Someone here called the pattern Golden Red Pyle.

You'll get more responses by starting your own thread. But, I'll say that's a male by its overall appearance. Bare wing bows at this stage, relatively thick legs, rather pink in the comb. Alone, none of these is 100% but when you see all on the same chick, it's likely a cockerel. If the wing...

Cockerel! Look at the red splotch on the wing. And yeah, right on time for crowing.