He or a she?PIC UPDATE in post #1

[poultrykeeper08]

She has a single comb so that rules out the EE or the wyandotte as her Mother .

 

[Cara]

The feather pattern says EE to me.

 

[Smartie_Pants]

EE's do not have colors. They are mixed breeds and there are no set colors for mixed breeds.

 

[Souperchicken]

I updated the photos with a better side view in the first post.

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

Still going with a cockerel, just a slow-growing one.

 

[klf73]

Quote:
I'm gonna have to agree
The saddle/hackle feathers sometimes don't come it until 4 months or so

 

[sara]

My first instinct was boy. I really don't know why I feel that way. What breed(s) is it?

 

[pips&peeps]

I would think it is a cockerel. The slow feathering usually occurs more often in males.

 

[BoiseBubba]

Cockerel. His mom must be a golden laced EE, because he has lacing on his feathers. Also, could his dad be a barred breed of some type insted of leghorn, because he has barring on his head and neck. And some GOOD QUALITY Americaunas breed true to color, but cross breed americaunas/Easter Eggers/Araucanas USUALLY don't. And if his dad is a single comb breed then that would explain the single comb even if his moms a EE/Amer/Araucana

 

[Cara]

Rooster. He's quite tall and upright.