Dude or Duddette: Time to re-cast your vote!

[sred98]

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That is what makes me lean towards roo. It does look "hennish" in the front, but I've been fooled by late blooming EE roos before, so I am saying roo.

Shelly

 

[chickenluv]

I think its a pullet. Seems like there would be more red comb/wattles by now if it was a roo...but I dunno.

 

[LarryPQ]

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Nope it is 115 degrees outside, so I was out flooding the run for the second time today. I have a fan in the open-air coop, so iit evaporates completely in 2-3 hours. Stupid monsoons are starting, so in the afternoon we get some clouds, but no rain. Just icky humid wind.

 

[ScaredOfShadows]

Pullet. I've seen many pullets with back ends like that. The hackles, waddles, and comb all scream girl and if it was a roo - you'd see something nice and red going on

 

[CheerfulHeart2]

Leave it to you to have a mystery bird that can't get a consensus on gender at 5 mo's.

I guess that is part of the fun in a new breed project!

 

[beth59]

My vote is for a pullet also.

 

[LarryPQ]

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Yeah, I got da mad skillz

 

[silkieroo]

I would say roo... But I'm no expert... Like at all.

 

[Namble]

This is close, but I say roo.

 

[karimw]

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Yep looks like my EEs too. Can't tell from the pics but at this age would there be spurs starting by now if it was a roo? My chicks are a bit less than 5 months and all the ones I know are roos have pretty pronouced bumps where their spurs will be.