16 weeks old now.. guessing our Brahma is a Roo?

[Trisseh]

That wing patch is pretty sketch. At 16 weeks I'd expect more male traits to be visible though.

Update us in a few weeks, OP. Your bird is an interesting case.

I’m extra suspicious of any bird not showing any obvious signs either way after I sold a bantam EE chick to a friend, we were both convinced was a pullet, and it only just developed its saddles and hackles at 20 weeks. Had no leakage on the wings, no obvious male traits otherwise. The comb was relatively prominent and had wattle development, but otherwise still looked feminine. Lol.

 

[Trisseh]

Oh yeah, and in the pic where the patch is on the wing and the bird is leaning down, there’s a suspicious reddish feather that I’m hoping is a trick of the light and not leakage starting to poke out.

 

[Painted Calls]

Oh yeah, and in the pic where the patch is on the wing and the bird is leaning down, there’s a suspicious reddish feather that I’m hoping is a trick of the light and not leakage starting to poke out.

Totally missed that! It's only part of a feather but it is right there.

I'm invested now.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

I'm personally sticking on the cockerel train for now.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

Though OP, I just gotta say, whatever it is, is absolutely gorgeous!

 

[Morrigan]

I say pullet.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Either a Brahma mix or a project color/mixed color Brahma. I can’t tell if that’s a single or a pea comb. Leaning towards cockerel.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I think cockerel. Looks to be mixed too due to single comb. The Brahma standards do differ in the UK in that vulture hocks aren't counted as a fault, unlike in the US (if I'm not mistaken). Typically they're bred out of Brahmas here, so I thought that was interesting that yours has them

 

[NatJ]

Could it be a Cochin?
Single comb, feathered legs, large size, color not commonly found in Brahmas...

Edit after more pictures were posted: NOT a single comb.

 

[Painted Calls]

Could it be a Cochin?
Single comb, feathered legs, large size, color not commonly found in Brahmas...

If it is, it's very poorly bred with that upright tail.

Very unique, intriguing bird all the way around.