Green Queen: Pullet or Cockerel

[BayAreaMike408]

I have a 7 week old ‘sexed female’ green queen I purchased from MyPetChicken.

I would like confirmation that she is indeed, a she. She is the largest of the mixed flock 7 week olds. I know she’s a bit young to be sure, but she’s quite large for her age and am looking for opinions.

also, I believe a green queen is a mix between a
Ameraucana and favorelle.

 

[Misfits Farm 92]

It looks like a beautiful little cockerel.

 

[BayAreaMike408]

Oh no. Not the answer I was hoping for. We’re not allowed to have roosters here, and this is my daughters favorite so far.

 

[Misfits Farm 92]

Oh no. Not the answer I was hoping for. We’re not allowed to have roosters here, and this is my daughters favorite so far.

I'd give it more time just to be completely sure.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Looks like a cockerel based off the comb, but I've had females that trick me with large early to redden up combs before.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Cockerel :/

 

[ChloeSilkie08]

I would give it a little longer. Does seem to be developing as a cockerel.

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Looks cockerel now, but male-specific feathering doesn't show up till about 12 weeks. Post new pics of the saddle, hackle, and back areas then.

 

[BayAreaMike408]

Here’s a few more pics. I’m hoping one of them will get you all to change your minds

 

[Misfits Farm 92]

Here’s a few more pics. I’m hoping one of them will get you all to change your minds
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Such a pretty bird but I still think it's a cockerel. If I where closer to you then I would take him in since you said you can't have roosters.