chest bumping behavior

It's a better than even chance you have a junior roo, although a pullet with a very aggressive personality could behave similarly.

But take a good look at the chest-bumper's feet and legs. Are they noticeably larger and thicker than its brooder mates? If so, that increases the odds that you have a boy.
 
It is hard to tell but if the comb isn't reddening at all I would say bossy lady :)

** is your avatar a corgi watching cayuga ducks? If so that is hilarious b/c my corgi was doing the same thing about a week ago haha
 

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