Breed, Gender, and Age please.

[TxChickieFan]

Also, a pic of the inside of its beak is very useful. Chicken tonsil colors are very determinative.

 

[The Happster]

It crowed earlier.

I think it's about three weeks old. Not sure tho.

 

[black_cat]

If you could get a close up of the nostrils and one with the camera buried in the feathers, those would be helpful as well.

 

[The Happster]

Also, a pic of the inside of its beak is very useful. Chicken tonsil colors are very determative.

I'll try get that, but if it's a cockerel it might attack me.

 

[The Happster]

If you could get a close up of the nostrils and one with the camera buried in the feathers, those would be helpful as well.

Ok.

 

[black_cat]

It crowed earlier.

I think it's about three weeks old. Not sure tho.

If it is 3 weeks old, that is most definitely a girl. Everyone knows that girls get their fluffy butts much sooner. It doesn't matter if it's crowing, butt fluff is a much surer sign.

 

[The Happster]

Oops did I say crowed?
Meant crawled. My bad.

 

[black_cat]

Oops did I say crowed?
Meant crawled. My bad.

Well if it's crawling, than it's a boy. Males don't get full use of their legs until AT LEAST 16 weeks of age.

 

[TxChickieFan]

That's a rooster beak if I've ever seen one. Look at the arch of it! It's gotta be...

 

[black_cat]

The butt fluff says female, but the beak and crawling say male...we really need that pic of it's stomach. If there's an udder than it's a female.