BR... Pretty sure roo, but maybe too early to tell

[Folly's place]

Definitely a cockerel, and I hope 'friendly' and unafraid, isn't actually 'bold' and sizing you up.
Good luck with him!
Mary

 

[ColtHandorf]

Definitely a little boy. lol You know I thought only the pullets/hens had that grey wash on the front of their shanks and males had legs that are more of a "clear" yellow.

 

[Tiranni]

Definitely a little boy. lol You know I thought only the pullets/hens had that grey wash on the front of their shanks and males had legs that are more of a "clear" yellow.

He's a hatchery bred BR- so that could be why. His are a lot more yellow in his legs than the pullets though. Here's an example.

And just to show you the ham he seems to be. The camera means treats...

 

[cstephens1987]

Definitely a little boy. lol You know I thought only the pullets/hens had that grey wash on the front of their shanks and males had legs that are more of a "clear" yellow.

Barring is a dermal melanin inhibitor so males are less likely to show the shank coloring than females, but they still can

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Cute little cockerel... he wont' be a rooster until he's a year old.