GL Wyandotte - 8 Weeks - Pullet or Cokerel?

[Table4Six]

Looks like a pullet

 

[CityslickerHomestead]

Could we get a fontal pic of the comb

I’m at work so I can’t get a recent photo, but here (s)he is at 6 1/2 weeks. When I get home tonight I can take more photos.

 

[CityslickerHomestead]

I do appreciate everyone’s input. I know I should just be patient. When I know for sure the sex of this chicken I will definitely update this post with photos and the final answer. For posterity.

 

[ChickNanny13]

I want to say pullet but still teetering on cockerel

 

[Roseyroberts]

Looks like a Pullet to me.

 

[Mudda Clucka]

What was it?

 

[CrazyCochin]

People told me my GL wyandotte was a cockerel but turned out to be a hen.

 

[Chookwagn]

Im going to say Cockeral on this one

 

[suburbanjungle]

I’m relatively new, but I would guess pullet.

Also watch for cockerel behavior. Despite my newbie status, I was able to identify a chick as a cockerel at just three weeks. His comb was growing faster than the others, he was becoming aggressive (but that can also happen with hens in small flocks when establishing pecking order), and he started straining his neck like he wanted to crow. This can also be yawning and other behavior, but in his case he did try and make a small squeak when he did it. Of course not all cockerels will be as obvious as my little Joey was, but it’s worth looking out for. I was able to confirm at around 8 weeks, and he got rehomed.

 

[CityslickerHomestead]

What was it?

Ended up being a pullet! She’s a beauty.
We have had some egg issues with her where they are constantly thin-shelled.
Since she’s on the same diet as the other girls and they don’t have thin shells, I can only assume it’s a genetic defect. She came from Hoover’s Hatchery.