Cockeral, right?

[kittykorat]

This pic was taken about a month ago... At the time maybe 12-13 weeks. Now about 18 weeks. Still looks the same and no crow.
Is it possible this is a masculine hen, or a cockeral that hasn't crowed yet?

 

[thechickenchick]

I don't post guesses anymore because of some ill mannered members when I happened to guess different from the rest! However I want you to find out so, here is a bump* !

 

[usschicago1]

For some reason, against my instinct. i say hen. No hackle or saddle feathers that i can see.
Sorry the chickenchick for you bad experience! I want to hear your opinion

 

[Cindiloohoo]

Is that a Golden Sebright? If it is ours seem slow to do anything too. Maybe it's the breed

 

[WilczenskiFarm]

I too had a very large, masculine hen that I thought for sure would eventually grow saddle feathers and crow....
instead she laid the first egg

I say hen.

 

[kman]

looks like a hen to me

 

[americana-chick]

bably a hen

 

[chickenlover54]

NO 100% BOY no doubt

 

[REINABUGY]

I say BOY

 

[Cluckin'Along]

I say boy too, "It" has a lot of features that I missed in my first roo; Upright tail, very Glossy Hackle feathers and T-rex legs...