Could this be a rooster?

[mulleteggs]

I thought isa browns were hens and the white ones roosters but this one's starting to look more like a rooster every day my other 3 don't have waddles or combs that big. Best pic I could get

 

[mulleteggs]

Here's another one

My other girls

 

[mpmb1227]

It's possible. How old are they? Sometimes a hen will develop faster in that manner, I've had a few in the past that were larger and had larger red combs, but still ended up being hens. The best thing to do is watch how he/she progresses, but ultimately until it either crows or lays an egg, it's hard to tell.

 

[mulleteggs]

It's about 14 weeks old

 

[junebuggena]

Pullet. It's normal for combs and wattles to start turning red at that age. It means their bodies are hitting puberty and getting ready for egg production.

 

[azygous]

If the comb and wattles have only just recently begun to turn red, these are indeed pullets. Cockerels' combs and wattles are already turning red by age six weeks.

 

[mulleteggs]

OK thanks it must be way ahead of the rest just thought it was odd his are so red and the rest aren't yet.