Chick or dude

[roben88]

Daughter got this one from tractor supply mid April along with three white black dotted ones, this one is obviously smaller in size and more fancy then our others, we're just not sure if male or female... our other hens also have combs so kinda don't know... haven't heard any crowing yet... any ideas?? Thanks

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Cockerel, I think!

 

[Overo Mare]

Cockerel.

 

[592667]

Since you got this chicken in April, and it’s comb and wattles are so developed, I’d say you have a roo!

 

[roben88]

Since you got this chicken in April, and it’s comb and wattles are so developed, I’d say you have a roo!

These are the Original 3 hens, they are 3 years old and have pretty decent combs... that's why I'm confused lol

 

[Overo Mare]

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These are the Original 3 hens, they are 3 years old and have pretty decent combs... that's why I'm confused lol

They are 3 years old though.

The other is only 4 months old.

 

[PeckingAround]

Cockerels develop nice large combs very early. By the time a hens' comb and wattles are of comparable size, the hen is usually fully grown. Cockerel, it only takes a few months to get huge. In my limited experience anyway.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

He has male specific coloring. A female of that variety would have pencilling like this:

 

[roben88]

Daughter got this one from tractor supply mid April along with three white black dotted ones, this one is obviously smaller in size and more fancy then our others, we're just not sure if male or female... our other hens also have combs so kinda don't know... haven't heard any crowing yet... any ideas?? Thanks View attachment 2784381 View attachment 2784382 View attachment 2784355 View attachment 2784356

Those are the white ones she got along with the one in question from tractor supply.. just sharing pics lol

 

[cherrynberry]

Cockerel.

Definitely!