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He turned out to be a very nice looking Rooster. Took almost a year for him to start crowing and even now he does not have that prominent of a comb. I did notice his spurs started to grow more than the hens at about 10 months. He was about 4 inches taller than the confirmed hen when I sold him...

another image...every time i look at him my opinion sways one way or another...just wish hed crow by now ha

I am normally good at sexing my chickens and spotting roosters, this one just takes me for a loop. I misquoted myself about the age. I just checked the hatch calendar and the JG's are between 13-14 weeks old, not 18 weeks like i stated earlier. Not sure if that 4-5 weeks matters. oops.

New pictures: Saddle Feathers with POINTS and bending down the rear of the chicken Has had this comb since about 2 weeks but (s)he's getting over a respiratory infection so it turned pinkish His/her Blue Jersey Giant hatch mate that I believe to be a true pullet (notice the saddle...

To me..and I am no expert....it sort of looks like his saddle feathers are pointed and starting to curl downward. Has anyone experienced a pullet jg w that characteristic

I can get a shot...ill post it tomorrow. Usually my roos are crowing by his age but ive never had a male jersey giant so i am clueless to their maturing process

dang..so he's a she huh?

Just an update. Thought this JG was a boy but now I'm second guessing myself. 4.5 months old.