Cockerel or Pullet?

[Lazy Farmer]

Not concerned with the breed. Just the sex. For the longest time we assumed female. But now with giant legs and long neck feathers, I'm within a shadow of a doubt it is a pullet.
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[peachyduckies]

Without a doubt, cockerel.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Interesting legs. How old is it? Looks like a young rooster to me.

 

[RodNTN]

How old? Its saddle and neck feathers are getting longer and pointier...

 

[Lazy Farmer]

Interesting legs. How old is it? Looks like a young rooster to me.

Sorry, I meant to state the age... New years eve or day.
One leg has a thicker drum stick. That's how I judge males. The long neck feathers are throwing me off as well.

 

[Broody Bist]

Pretty rooster

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Sorry, I meant to state the age... New years eve or day.
One leg has a thicker drum stick. That's how I judge males. The long neck feathers are throwing me off as well.

It's a boy, it's just a slow developer.

 

[Hensndoes]

Are those legs 2 different colors?!

 

[Lazy Farmer]

Are those legs 2 different colors?!

Roger that. The yellow leg is thicker as well. Only half the bird has green highlight feathers as well, split down the middle.
I am still stuck in the middle of the road on believing it to being boy or girl. We have been just calling it "it", instead of him or her. Just waiting for the crowing to start. A month-ish away from crowing or egg dropping. The suspense is killing me.
All birds should be able to be sexed at 4 months and 20 days old. So that is what makes this situation unique more than the multi colored legs.

 

[kwhites634]

Not concerned with the breed. Just the sex. For the longest time we assumed female. But now with giant legs and long neck feathers, I'm within a shadow of a doubt it is a pullet.
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If that ain't a cockerel, there ain't no cows in Texas! Does he really have two different colored legs? Never saw that before. Beautiful bird, whatever he is.