Cockerel or pullet?

[Dmuno]

This little one is a baby that I hatched from my araucana hen and enthusiastic rooster (he has a lot of ladies and I have yet to find an egg that isn’t fertilized). It is about 4 weeks and already has a pronounced nose ridge. Thoughts?

 

[TX Chick Noob]

I have no idea but wanted to say how cute!

 

[ThinMintTheChicken]

This little one is a baby that I hatched from my araucana hen and enthusiastic rooster (he has a lot of ladies and I have yet to find an egg that isn’t fertilized). It is about 4 weeks and already has a pronounced nose ridge. Thoughts?

Too early to tell, but that comb is pretty developed so I'll go with cockerel for now.

 

[Mamatomany123]

At 4 weeks old I'm saying pullet

 

[Chicken poppy]

I would say a cockerel for now. But he/she is a bit young, post back with a full shot and when the chick is older.

 

[Ridgerunner]

I can't tell from that shot. The comb is reasonably developed but really pale, not red at all. Could go either way.

Can you post more photos in another week or so? Another one similar to that showing the comb and wattles. A second shot showing the profile. That means he needs to stand on his own. I know, some can be challenging to get a good photo. What I'd be looking at is legs, posture, and profile. Some chicks remain hard to sex for several more weeks, but often around five weeks certain symptoms start to show.

 

[pekin queen]

looks like a cockerel at the moment

 

[Dmuno]

Does this help in indentifying my sus cockerel?