Cinnamon Queen - hen or roo?

[Blondechelle]

This chick is 4 weeks old. I have one roo that is now 8 weeks old and I cannot have more than 1 rooster. Cinnamon is the only one that stands up to my roo. It looks like Cinnamon has little bumps on the back of it's legs...beginnings of spurs?? I really need to know the sex of thos one before it gets touch older so I can go trade it in if neccessary. I'm hoping it's a pullet because I have grown quite fond of this little sweetie!

 

[jolenesdad]

Cinnamon Queens are called Queens because they’re sex linked. It’s not possible for it to be a boy if it has “cinnamon” coloring.

 

[mlh328]

Looks just like my girl, she's about the same age and also has those spots. She's cute!

 

[Blondechelle]

Cinnamon Queens are called Queens because they’re sex linked. It’s not possible for it to be a boy if it has “cinnamon” coloring.

Thank you! I appreciate your response. I'm still learning as I go but I had read that chicks from the second generation will not be color sexable and will come in multiple colors. So, that's why I'm concerned but I guess I'll hope for the best that this is a 1st generation amd is in fact female!

 

[Blondechelle]

Looks just like my girl, she's about the same age and also has those spots. She's cute!

That's encouraging! Thank you! She's got such a sweet personality too!!❤

 

[jolenesdad]

Thank you! I appreciate your response. I'm still learning as I go but I had read that chicks from the second generation will not be color sexable and will come in multiple colors. So, that's why I'm concerned but I guess I'll hope for the best that this is a 1st generation amd is in fact female!

If it’s from a hatchery or farm store it’s definitely first generation. They’re large birds with more production in them so I wouldn’t be surprised she stands up to the others!