Buff Orp......Hen or Roo!

[enola]

Rooster, young but all male. Do you happen to have an older rooster or two in your flock?

 

[bigdaddyjts1]

Wow, normally I get sure answers from this site but now I am more confused than ever. I have just started and I do not have a need for a rooster. I started the flock mainly for eggs not for baby chicks! About half of you say hen and half rooster. If it is a rooster, I will have to get rid of him, which I don't want to do because we are already attached, I really don't know what to do!

 

[BigECarter]

Give it another month and either he'll start crowing or she'll start laying. (Assuming the 5 months age is correct.)

 

[christanoof]

6 month old buff orp - guy or girl ?? ( the one on far right)

 

[christanoof]

Ps. I have two that look like this and they started crowing at 6 months. But I hear some girls crow when there's no cockerel around??? Help..

 

[Wyandottes7]

6 month old buff orp - guy or girl ?? ( the one on far right)

Looks like a cockerel, based off of comb and wattle size and pointy hackle feathers (neck feathers).

 

[jlborello]

Defiantly a cockeral!!! I just had one I had to rehome

 

[bigdaddyjts1]

Ok Here are some better pics of Nala! Hope you all can help. I don't need a rooster and it would break my heart to part with her or him.

 

[donrae]

6 month old buff orp - guy or girl ?? ( the one on far right)

this is a rooster. FYI, in the future it's best to start your own thread to ask about a specific bird--just click the "Start a New Thread" button on the upper left. It prevents confusion of which bird folks are talking about--now we have two birds on this thread and it gets very confusing!
Older, dominant hens might crow, but a 6 month old orpington that's crowing is male, sorry.

 

[donrae]

Ok Here are some better pics of Nala! Hope you all can help. I don't need a rooster and it would break my heart to part with her or him.

You still didn't clarify age?