He or she light Brahma

[oldhenlikesdogs]

You and me both. I’ll update at 5 months. I just went out and said “it doesn’t matter what you are, we’ll like you just the same” haha

Her comb is too small and pink to be a rooster. My bantam Brahma rooster was bright red and obviously male at that age.

 

[red horse ranch]

Where are the pointed saddle feathers that should be there at 4 months? All I see is a pretty female Brama!

 

[Alexandra33]

I'm thinking likely pullet on this one, too. Unless of course the pictures aren't capturing something overtly cockerel-esque? Very pretty!

~Alex

 

[rebrascora]

To me that comb is very red for a 16 week Brahma pullet, especially one maturing in the winter when it usually takes longer to reach sexual maturity and the feather pattern is quite uneven and the shanks look pretty thick. I'm thinking it is a slow maturing male, but by no means certain.

 

[Brahmachicken240]

To me that comb is very red for a 16 week Brahma pullet, especially one maturing in the winter when it usually takes longer to reach sexual maturity and the feather pattern is quite uneven and the shanks look pretty thick. I'm thinking it is a slow maturing male, but by no means certain.

Agreed !

 

[drumstick diva]

ready to toss a coin

 

[FancyChickenLady]

I sent his pics to mypetchicken.com when I got “him” and they wrote back “it’s a boy, we’ll refund you”.

 

[FancyChickenLady]

Guess who’s a girl!

 

[HuffleClaw]

Guess who’s a girl!

That’s awesome! Pretty, too!

 

[Chick-N-Fun]

Congratulation, she’s a beauty!