Early I know

[ckalisz]

Just wondering based on comb size n tail feathers if u though there was a good chance this would be a roster. Only 2 weeks old n comb and tail much bigger than the rest.

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[kemclaughlin]

What breed is this chick?

 

[ckalisz]

No clue. Got a variety of eggs from a lady online. Didn't know anything about chickens so I asked for a variety pack. Lol.


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[ckalisz]

There are two others that hatched that look similar color wise but this one definitely bigger


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[jerryse]

If the eggs were white I would say white leghorn. Hard to say on gender without others to compare to. Based on tail growth I would guess pullet.

 

[Cyan Night]

If the eggs were white I would say white leghorn. Hard to say on gender without others to compare to. Based on tail growth I would guess pullet.

Agreed. Leghorns may develop combs early (both sexes), so as long as s/he keeps it yellow, it will probably be a pullet

 

[ckalisz]

Here it is with a sibling

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[jerryse]

Well comparing 2 the same age I now think you have a cockerel with the larger comb and a pullet with the smaller comb.

 

[Cyan Night]

Looks like a boy and a girl