Am I a Buff Orpington Pullet? Or a sneaky cockerel? - Added Photos

[FuzzyButtsFarm]

I have 6 BO hens 4 that I raised. They all got redder and larger waddles and combs just before they started laying. Some larger than the others. One hens stayed quite small. I'd have to see a body pic.

 

[LuckyStroll]

I added some more pictures so maybe yall can get a better idea of what (s)he looks like

 

[Tala]

I'm still sayin GIRL. I don't see a pointy saddle feather anywhere!

 

[NonnasBabies]

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I stand by what I said before. Definetly a girl. I wish I could have gotten pics of mine today to show you how in 2 days time one of my BO's has a comb & waddle almost as big as your and her sisters barely have anything.

Missi

 

[dolly85]

LOLOLOL Well, now that you have a picture of the whole chicken instead of her head she is verrrrry feminine!

 

[jeslewmazer]

Oh Yeah that looks like a girl. She might start laying first.

 

[atimme]

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As long as you collect the eggs you shouldn't have to worry about fluffy chicks, and if no neighbors are close then I say he might prove to be an asset to your flock! You'd get the authentic chicken experience!

 

[Jasmine1998]

I am going with 2 pullets due to lack of pointy saddle feathers & also that she just developed the red comb & wattles, not earlier on. My BO roo had red comb & wattles that big by the time he was 8 weeks old.

 

[PhlyinPheBee]

I am going with 2 pullets. I do not see any feathers that say roo!!

 

[featherz]

I think POL pullet, especially at that age! That one's just maturing more quickly than the other one. Make sure to update when you get an egg or 'it' starts crowing.