gender? and possible breed?

[SilkiesForEver]

It's face is awful red. I was thinking cockerel too. You got a face shot?

It depends on age. Normally, if it's a cockerel (this is form my experience) the comb is the first thing to redden. Then the face.

Quote: I looked, and don't really see anything like that. But again, it all depends on the age of the bird. I could be dead wrong.

 

[AmandaChick]

No, that's a pullet. There is nothing there that tells me cockerel. How old? Do you know if it is a bantam? Is she smaller? 

a bout 2 and half months old. And not bantam because she has always been twice the size of all the other chicks that hatched out with her.

 

[AmandaChick]

No I

It's face is awful red. I was thinking cockerel too. You got a face shot?

no I will have to take 1 tomorrow

 

[SilkiesForEver]

Quote: I'm going with pullet for now, but also a photo of her standing would help.

 

[AmandaChick]

I'm going with pullet for now, but also a photo of her standing would help. 

I will see if I have any thing im not sure. If not I will have to take one tomorrow

 

[AmandaChick]

No I
no I will have to take 1 tomorrow

It's face is awful red. I was thinking cockerel too. You got a face shot?

I zoomed in on the other pic I took earlier.

 

[SilkiesForEver]

Quote: Looks like a pullet.

Where did you get her? Feedstore? Hatching eggs?

 

[AmandaChick]

I will see if I have any thing im not sure. If not I will have to take one tomorrow

found this one she is in the back

 

[AmandaChick]

Looks like a pullet.   Where did you get her? Feedstore? Hatching eggs?

I hatch all my eggs from our pastor who lives down the road. He is not sure on some of his chicken breeds.

 

[cackleberrycam]

Can we see a closer picture of its tail feathers? (To determine wither or not it has saddle and hackle feathers.)