Golden buff rooster???

[JennaPonraj]

I know it's super rare to have a golden buff rooster that's actually golden, but I think I might have one. It's so much bigger then the other golden buff hens, and these last couple of days I've been hearing sounds that sound like crows. I really can't tell by his walk since it has a limp, but I'm starting to wonder about that too. He was injured young and we were sure she'd be pecked and teased by the others, but if it were a boy it makes sense why it wasn't! I hope so bad it isn't:] We just had to give a rooster away. It's 21 weeks, no spurs yet.
Do you think it could be she's going to start laying soon??

Thanks for your help!!!

 

[aoxa]

Pictures would definitely help. If it crows at a young age though, chances are pretty much 100% that you have yourself a rooster.

 

[Kevin565]

Pictures would definitely help. If it crows at a young age though, chances are pretty much 100% that you have yourself a rooster.

X2!

 

[donrae]

Gotta have pics.

If by golden buff you mean a sex link, then no you can't have a rooster that is gold/buff/reddish. But, it is possible to have buff colored roos of other breeds. Spurs are not a good gender indicator at this age, lots of roos don't have spurs yet. Saddle and hackle feathers are good, as is crowing.

 

[ChickenExtreme]

Pics, please??? lol