cockrel?

[Shenandoah Valley Shulers]

I'm thinking this one might be a cockrel just because the comb is starting to redden so are the wattles and all the others are still orange * sorry for the pictures this one is my squirrliest one

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Age?

 

[Shenandoah Valley Shulers]

** 5 weeks old

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Still kinda early to start judging sex. I don't see the redness you were talking about... still looks orangy to me.
I'd give it a few more weeks and try again.

 

[Shenandoah Valley Shulers]

Still kinda early to start judging sex. I don't see the redness you were talking about... still looks orangy to me.
I'd give it a few more weeks and try again.

It's hard to see this one is my son's and he wont let anyone touch it but him hes 4 and said no ones allowed to touch his chicken... so this one is the wildest out of my 17

 

[Frazzemrat1]

It's hard to see this one is my son's and he wont let anyone touch it but him hes 4 and said no ones allowed to touch his chicken... so this one is the wildest out of my 17

I wouldn't judge gender by behavior. At this age, pullets and cockerels pretty much behave the same.

 

[Shenandoah Valley Shulers]

I'm looking at the smudges on the back and comb wattles vs the other Delaware's that's why I'm guessing if anys a roo it's this one is my best guess

 

[Shenandoah Valley Shulers]

I'm not looking at behavior at all this ones the biggest chicken * pun intended of them all so not aggressive like I'd expect a roo to be the only reason I mentioned the squirliness was because of the terrible pics it took 20 min to catch him and I only had 30 seconds to grab pics so that's the only reason I mentioned it. I'm going off current appearances vs my 3 others

 

[chrissynemetz]

I really can't tell yet

If you can post more pictures in a few weeks it should be easier