Chick ID - suspected rooster

[Ac7941]

Any idea what breed/gender this 7 week old is? I see puffy cheeks and a lot of redness going on making me think part ameraucauna roo. Any other guesses? I’m referring to the grey chick in the photos.

thanks in advance!

 

[NuggetTheChicken]

cockerel

 

[MysteryChicken]

Easter Egger.
Comb size, & color on EEs can be fun to sex by. My sister's both had this type of comb, & both turned out to be girls. But the posture on yours, says boy.

 

[CluckerFamily]

EE pullet from the comb and coloring. I couldn't see the back feathers where the saddle feathers are located on a cockerel, if they are pointed on an EE it's a cockerel, if they are rounded it's a pullet.
But just by the comb having 1 row not 3 rows and the coloring doesn't have red splotches, it's an EE pullet.

 

[BreezyBre]

I'd say roo but a pic of the back feathers would help also

 

[DobieLover]

At 7 weeks old you will not see the pointed saddle feathers of a maturing cockerel as they don't start to come in until around 15 weeks.
The large red comb say cockerel but you'll know for sure on the first crow or when the saddle feathers develop further.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

He likely is a mix designed for olive eggs, but he's definitely a cockerel!

 

[HappyClucker7]

I'm thinking cockerel, but the wattles are not too big, and the comb isn't very red yet, so it could still be a hen. I have a hen that had a huge comb and wattles very early. She got red very early too. I think you might just have to wait until the saddle feathers grow in.

 

[featherhead007]

EE cockerel ::
It was hot that day!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

EE pullet from the comb and coloring. I couldn't see the back feathers where the saddle feathers are located on a cockerel, if they are pointed on an EE it's a cockerel, if they are rounded it's a pullet.
But just by the comb having 1 row not 3 rows and the coloring doesn't have red splotches, it's an EE pullet.

At 7 weeks old you will not see the pointed saddle feathers of a maturing cockerel as they don't start to come in until around 15 weeks.
The large red comb say cockerel but you'll know for sure on the first crow or when the saddle feathers develop further.

X2, @DobieLover .