Gender of 6ish week old “Americana” and Gold Laced Wyandotte

[BastyPutt]

Were you not also Team Cockerel for my dear Sylvia? .... Yes, yes you were.

I there is no crow or egg yet chipmunk, the battle has yet to relinquish.

Team cockerel to the moon.

 

[fluffycrow]

 

[fluffycrow]

The battle is going to be legendary...

 

[BastyPutt]

The battle is going to be legendary...

@Starflag

If in the very unlikely event this does end up being a pullet - feel free to privately message me and I'll furnish a pic of a full grown, GLW rooster - which you can then post here and we can pretend it was your bird

After chipmunk called me out, my BYC street cred can't afford another defeat.

 

[Chipmunk Chicks]

After chipmunk called me out, my BYC street cred can't afford another defeat.

Well this, I do believe! Lol

 

[Starflag]

This is hilarious! Sorry I didn’t get pictures yesterday, it was raining - it’s raining again today so I’m guessing Monday I’ll have photo updates.

 

[Starflag]

So I brought them in to take some photos and tried the top of the washing machine BUT the machine is running and they just wanted to peck the lights

So I took them back outside and enlisted my three year old as a helper
Keep that in mind when considering how they are standing - my helper was acting very hyper and he was either spooking them or caught their attention lol

This is the EE

Here is the GLW

And what they thought of me removing them from the roost

I know what my guesses are but there isn’t any crowing from anyone in the coop (there are two sebright boys the same age and possibly a silkie)

 

[Urbanchicksnewbie]

I can't wait to see how this turns out haha.
Been following the post.
I'm on team Pullet for the Wyandotte just based on the solid shoulder colour theory.

 

[BastyPutt]

That is an absolutely beautiful GLW cockerel you have there. Stunning.

 

[Rose the Legbar]

Still think that the GLW is a pullet. Comb and waddle size hasn’t changed and the lacing throughout the whole bird is still there. No big black patches.