4 month old Indio gigante rooster for sale SE Houston TX

[jackal999]

I got one Indio gigante rooster for sale for $80. He comes straight from Rare Rooster Acres, one of the best places to get them. For those not familiar, Indio Gigante chickens are the tallest breed of chickens in the world. A good quality rooster can get 3.5 to 4 ft tall. Also it can take between 4 to 8 months or so before they will begin to breed. The pic is him at about 2months old, I’ll try to get a more recent picture later.

PS. The rooster takes long than most breeds to show. The comb may not be red until 7 months. But at this age saddle feathers can begin to show at 3 months

 

[jackal999]

couldn’t get a clear picture but you can see the pointed saddle feathers

 

[MysteryChicken]

I don't see pointy saddles.

 

[jackal999]

I don't see pointy saddles.

Bottom pic hard to see but they’re pointed, compared to the clearly rounded feathers from the pullet here

 

[MysteryChicken]

Bottom pic hard to see but they’re pointed, compared to the clearly rounded feathers from the pullet hereView attachment 3755352

Rounded, not pointy. That's just the pattern.
Pretty pullet.

 

[jackal999]

Yeah I just posted a pic of the girl, the blurry photo is the boy with clearly pointed. Here’s a less blurry

 

[MysteryChicken]

Yeah I just posted a pic of the girl, the blurry photo is the boy with clearly pointed. Here’s a less blurry View attachment 3755358

Don't see any pointed saddles.

 

[jackal999]

It’s subtle and hard for pics. Anyways girls still have a very pale pink comb, his is more significant and weighs more. Bigger feet to support the height.

 

[MysteryChicken]

It’s subtle and hard for pics. Anyways girls still have a very pale pink comb, his is more significant and weighs more. Bigger feet to support the height.View attachment 3755364

That's seen in both genders, it's just a narrow round.
Here's a Malay pullet around the same age.

 

[jackal999]

The tip of those feathers are very rounded/flat at end/no sharp point at the end. The rooster pic has a clear sharp point at the ends. And I’m part of a facebook group that specializes for the breed and they agree he’s a rooster.