Cockerel or Pullet?

[ChickensXOXO]

By the way, my neighbor gave me the eggs to hatch for him, but then he didn't want them all when they hatched. Two of the 3 have single combs, this is the only one with this type of comb.

 

[NovaAman]

Do you hear any crowing? If you are like me, you know whose crow is whose... SO, any new crow? But I am still going with pullet unless it crows.

 

[ChickensXOXO]

Do you hear any crowing? If you are like me, you know whose crow is whose... SO, any new crow? But I am still going with pullet unless it crows.

I do have a new cockerel crowing, but I know who it is, and it's not this one. I'm pretty certain this one has not crowed.

 

[RhodeRunner]

Cockerel with Wyandotte heritage

I say cockerel, because no pullet would have the coloration. Males are blotchy, pullet colors flow together. A female with that type of comb would also not be so developed at this age.

 

[douglas08]

pullett

 

[donrae]

Cockerel with Wyandotte heritage

I'm leaning this way, also.
It's def. a mix, not pure wyandotte or anything else. I'm not positive but I'm thinking cockerel.

 

[OnewChook]

Here's a close up. What type of comb?

Cushion Comb i believe.. Cant be sure. Pretty bird though. Possiable Pullet. (Probably is!

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[Chickerdoodle13]

The second picture definitely makes me think it is a cockerel. I also agree with the others about the color. You'll probably start seeing saddle and hackle feathers soon.