have no clue if this is a female or male or its breed

[snooptwomey]

the sussex mixed with an EE sounds like a good possibility to me now that a few have mentioned it

 

[Happy Chooks]

Nope, zero chance it's a pullet. The saddle feathers are there, they are a whitish yellow at the base of the tail - only roosters get those feathers.

 

[ALRwild]

It's a cockerel. Don't know the breed... maybe an EE or some other mix.

 

[featherz]

There is ZERO chance that it's a girl. 10000% rooster. =(

 

[Mrspris2u2]

still no cooc-cooo-dooing but my husband keeps teasing me telling me hes trying to get the females or listen hes crowing grrrr

 

[ChickMagnet207]

It can take awhile for some to crow but that is a definite cockerel!

 

[Mrspris2u2]

This is my first attempt of having chickens and i feel so awful already i first bought 6 (1) was a rooster so i gave it to a local farm and she sold me 2 that she thought would be females of her own they were about 4 weeks younger then mine. if i give him back will she ever be ok i mean part of the group? Just afraid the others wont let her lay her eggs a few are bit mean still to them both.

 

[Mrspris2u2]

it seems to be correct my he/she is a he. he is trying to mate but still no crowing

 

[Mrspris2u2]

Correction ... He was crowing this morning I did take him back to we're I bought him which is a huge farm he was very happy when I finally said my good bye

 

[RoyalPayne]

Does no one else see a light brahma cross? The size is a clue, I've 3 light brahma pullets, and they are almost the size of my 4 yr reds, and the brahmas are only 10 weeks old. The neck feathers are worriesome, but the tails look exactly the same as my brahmas. I also have Americanas that have the same neck feathers, color and lay. My brahmas are more mottled than this bird, however, I had a 'free' bird in one of my hatches that carried the same color as her roo brother, and she was 4 months old.