Dude or dudette?

[LilRedmamma]

Hi y’all! I’ve been very busy with my own flock of 3...built their coop, painted it, added a run, experimented with fermentation (yuck!) and playing Mamma. One @15 wks old crowed! It was either of the Leghorns, but it gets more cornfusing. I think it’s a 1/2breed Americana (Araucana, see the ears?) and its comb isn’t as big. He/she stands tall, lightly pecks the other Leghorn pullet, they rangle and puff up occasionally, no dancing. It goes to food first, demands petted. I named her Ms Boss... maybe Mr?
Spurs aren’t sticking out, it’s definitely largest of the 3. It’s not the least interested in the nesting boxes, of which the other two have gotten in. They are squatting now, ‘he’ isn’t.
City code doesn’t allow roos but I can’t tell by feathers yet. And I don’t have time or room for mo’ chicks
Here’s pics:
The Boss demands petted, lightly pecks sister on the left. (Her comb is big)
I’m cornfused Love y’all’s input

 

[TheOddOneOut]

It's a pure breed Leghorn, those are normal ear feathers, and it's appearing to be a POL female. Pics of all three? If the next looks like the small-combed sister, then I might say it's a weird developing male.

 

[LilRedmamma]

It's a pure breed Leghorn, those are normal ear feathers, and it's appearing to be a POL female. Pics of all three? If the next looks like the small-combed sister, then I might say it's a weird developing male.

 

[LilRedmamma]

First pics were only the Leghorns. Third is no doubt a Golden Comet pullet. Hmmmm an odd male?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

First pics were only the Leghorns. Third is no doubt a Golden Comet pullet. Hmmmm an odd male?View attachment 2326349

Hmm...Can you get a vid of the crowing?
Leghorn cockerels are always WAY more developed.

 

[The Happster]

I don't see anything that says male. The crowing though.
Saddling is hard to see on white birds, but I would expect it to be a whole lot more obvious by 15 weeks.

 

[LilRedmamma]

I don't see anything that says male. The crowing though.
Saddling is hard to see on white birds, but I would expect it to be a whole lot more obvious by 15 weeks.

 

[LilRedmamma]

Maybe it’s a onetime deal?

 

[LilRedmamma]

Hmm...Can you get a vid of the crowing?
Leghorn cockerels are always WAY more developed.

Hasn’t done it since. Not sure I’m sorry lol

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Hasn’t done it since. Not sure I’m sorry lol

Ok. If you listen to vids of rooster's first crows, does it sound like that? Or is it like "Bugaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawk? Bugawk bugawk? (my girls yell at me for food EVERY MORNING oh my god it's loud.)