Gender?

[Chasey]

Hello, I hatched a dozen eggs a few weeks back but only one of my Silver Laced Wyandottes hatched which is this little one here.

This baby is now 4 weeks, 6 days old and I can't figure out the gender. It was super slow to feather in but I think that might be a breed thing?

Anyone have any guesses as to this ones gender?

Thanks, Chasey

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Hello, I hatched a dozen eggs a few weeks back but only one of my Silver Laced Wyandottes hatched which is this little one here.

This baby is now 4 weeks, 6 days old and I can't figure out the gender. It was super slow to feather in but I think that might be a breed thing?

Anyone have any guesses as to this ones gender?

Thanks, Chasey

Pretty little thing.
Looks like a pullet, SO FAR.
Though Wyandottes are slow to develop and you really will not be able to tell gender with certainty for several more weeks.

 

[Chasey]

Pretty little thing.
Looks like a pullet, SO FAR.
Though Wyandottes are slow to develop and you really will not be able to tell gender with certainty for several more weeks.

Okay, thankyou.
I'm really hoping it's a pullet.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Agreed, pullet SO FAR.... Its really a bit too young to gender.

 

[Chasey]

Agreed, pullet SO FAR.... Its really a bit too young to gender.

Ok, thanks. I guess I'll just wait a bit longer to find out.

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Could be a pullet but wyandottes are very hard to sex until they are older. Does it look any different now?

 

[Sarahh_Janeyy]

I also think pullet so far- I had a wyandotte that was supposed to be a girl be a boy and I could tell pretty early on, but everyone kept telling me it could still be a pullet.. Honestly it wasn't that hard to tell earlier on, in retrospect. Also- my wyandotte did feather slower, but he ended up being a boy so I don't know that that helps.