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[OkieChickenGal]

Here’s a pic of the one that is making me think she isn’t a Wyandotte.

Wyandotte Cockerel, Wyandottes can have single combs.

 

[SheenaMills]

Wyandotte Cockerel, Wyandottes can have single combs.

Even tho it kind of has white on its chest? Are you for sure that the “ mystery “ chick is a male Wyandotte?

 

[OkieChickenGal]

Even tho it kind of has white on its chest? Are you for sure that the “ mystery “ chick is a male Wyandotte?

Definitely A cockerel, Are the feathers coming in white? Gold laced Wyandottes have white fuzz but it goes away when their feathers start coming in.

 

[OkieChickenGal]

Did you get them from a hatchery?

 

[SheenaMills]

Did you get them from a hatchery?

No the white ones are the baby feathers. Coming in black and gold.. no I got them from rural king, and I thought they were different genders because they looked different. The one that I haven’t been able to get a good comb pic of has a super pointy tail, but not really any comb.. it’s for sure the pea comb tho. Not a single comb.

 

[OkieChickenGal]

No the white ones are the baby feathers. Coming in black and gold.. no I got them from rural king, and I thought they were different genders because they looked different. The one that I haven’t been able to get a good comb pic of has a super pointy tail, but not really any comb.. it’s for sure the pea comb tho. Not a single comb.

The one with the pea comb looks like a pullet.

 

[SheenaMills]

Did you get them from a hatchery?

Here is a picture of them together. Still can’t see the comb very well of the pointed tail one & I’m no longer at home to get a better picture.

 

[SheenaMills]

The one with the pea comb looks like a pullet.

Okay, so her pointed tail isn’t anything to worry about then?

Btw thank you for all of your help so far!

 

[OkieChickenGal]

Here is a picture of them together. Still can’t see the comb very well of the pointed tail one & I’m no longer at home to get a better picture.

Is her comb the size of the cockerel's? If so she could be a cockerel.
Cockerels do develop slower than pullets

 

[OkieChickenGal]

Btw thank you for all of your help so far!

You're very welcome!