Americauna- is she a he?

[Alisafoley]

I recently had to return my lovely Americauna; I stopped looking for blue eggs when he began crowing like a champ. My "replacement" pullet is starting to look like a boy to me. Would love some feedback.

 

[MadamPoofyBrow]

I see very distinct hackle and saddle feathers, so without looking at the head, it screams cockerel. But then the comb is tiny and not red at all.
I'm going to lean cockerel, he may just be a late bloomer

 

[Buffbrahmasforever]

I see very distinct hackle and saddle feathers, so without looking at the head, it screams cockerel. But then the comb is tiny and not red at all.
I'm going to lean cockerel, he may just be a late bloomer

X2 and the uneven red patches on the wings and space for comb to grow in on the head.

 

[Chickenhappy8708]

That comb us so tiny though...
How old?

 

[Buckeye Amy]

Pointy hackle feathers and red on the shoulders look male to me.

 

[happychicken2435]

I see very distinct hackle and saddle feathers, so without looking at the head, it screams cockerel. But then the comb is tiny and not red at all.
I'm going to lean cockerel, he may just be a late bloomer

definitely a cockerel, i agree a late bloomer

 

[keesmom]

Cockerel.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I'm sorry but I agree. Those do look to be male specific saddle feathers.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I also agree, Easter Egger cockerel

 

[Alisafoley]

I see very distinct hackle and saddle feathers, so without looking at the head, it screams cockerel. But then the comb is tiny and not red at all.
I'm going to lean cockerel, he may just be a late bloomer

Thank you for your feedback. He/she is son

That comb us so tiny though...
How old?

about 12 weeks old