Gender Game! Opinions? Guesses?

[BANTAMWYANDOTTE]

I think it has a lot of roo qualities but either way he/she is pretty! but I think the little red one is aborable!

 

[spikennipper]

Looking like a roo to me.

 

[miraclz5]

I am pretty new to this chicken thing as well...based on all the reading that I have done...I though at 9 weeks one should be able to definitively tell pullet or cockeral??? Based on all my reading and research (as we have 2 1/2 week old straight run chicks from a private breeder)....I would say your chick is a pullet. Having said that, what is it the leads other more experienced commenters to believe it is a cockeral??? I thought by nine weeks that wattles and combs would be far more prominent and present in this age chick????

 

[Hegatha]

Thats a roo small feathers on the back end and green tent to the tail feathers. Looks Roo to me. Sorry.

 

[mother o' chicks72]

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that's what I thought! I don't know why they think she looks more like a boy...

 

[mother o' chicks72]

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most chickens that are black or have black on them have that beetle green color, it is not only on roosters, australorps have a green tint.

 

[wawasmama]

I have no idea, but she's a cutie and you're Orpington is a doll! Makes me miss my little Punkin'!

 

[paramedic07]

she's a pullet. do i see ameraucana/ ee and barred rock in her ?

 

[mother o' chicks72]

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I have no idea what she is. she's very sweet though!

 

[MissD'uccle]

In my experience that is gonna be an EE roo. Very common to find white & black EE roos, not very common to find girls. Also the comb has three distinct rows, another indication of boy. Also in the one pic I think there are irridescent green/black feathers? That is another common boy trait,. I could be wrong though! They can be tricky sometimes