14 weeks - breed? Gender?

[Acre4Me]

14 weeks - posted some pics when younger, but got varying thoughts on breed. Austra White? Delaware? Something else? Male or female?

Purchased from bargain bin at Meyer Hatchery, so it has to be something they sell! However, this specimen doesn't really match their pics online!

 

[PattyNH]

My guess would be Colombian Wyandotte - beautiful girl!

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Delaware. My gut says cockerel.

 

[JedJackson]

At 14 weeks, that has to be a cockerel. It's probably a Delaware or maybe a Dixie rainbow.

 

[PirateGirl]

Delaware cockerel, though there are a few other breeds with this color pattern, I'm not sure which others also have the yellow legs.

 

[PirateGirl]

The barred feathers indicate cockerel, if it was a pullet they would be laced.

 

[Cyprus]

The barred feathers indicate cockerel, if it was a pullet they would be laced.

Not true. Females can be barred. I.E barred rock, dominique, barred anything...
Delaware hens are barred

 

[Cyprus]

I agree that he is a delaware cockerel

 

[PirateGirl]

@Cyprus I didn't mean that females can't be barred ever... but I'm pretty sure within the columbian pattern that if the black feathers are barred that it indicates a cockerel, but I could be wrong on this

 

[TheBeardie]

If I had to guess breed I'd also say Delaware. My favorite was of telling gender, especially when I don't know the specific breed, is by saddle feathers.

This picture was taken in my Batchelor coop, everyone gets along well. Better than the Bantam pullets!
This cockerel is a silver duckwing OEGB. You can easily see the pointy saddle feathers.

This is a silver duckwing OEGB pullet. The saddle feathers look completely different from the male's right?

White on white is kind of hard to see, I can only guess cockerel. You have the chicken right there, what do the saddle feathers look like to you?