HELP!! is this a cockerel or a pullett?

[scrapnfool]

Roos

 

[txredneckmedic]

id say pullets since their 8-9 weeks

 

[4-H chicken mom]

Well by the respones you have received, I would say it's 50/50.

Sorry but I would need a pic from inside the fence. Don't judge on comb size alone.

 

[Bridget399]

Are they attempting a funny sounding crow?

 

[sloallie10]

well RIR have somewhat big combs, so i vote pullet

 

[meezermom]

I think you may have to wait a little longer to find out - but I am in the same boat as well.
Undecided if some of mine are roo or pullet - so I plan to wait them out a bit.

 

[codybird]

I'm glad we got that straightened out. 50% will be correct.

 

[melody123]

I have RIR hens that are over 4 months, and their comb is much smaller than yours. But each chick develops and acts differently. I once even had aracauna hen that crowed every morning, so even crowing is not a 100% certainty that you have a rooster. (She crowed and laid beautiful green eggs, I guess she was trying to be a chicken feminist.)

 

[chickenguysmom]

I will say pullets ............

(because I know how it feels to want it to be a pullet and then read it's a rooster.)! Honestly, our first chicken had these gobbin' big wattles and comb, hence the name "Chicken Guy" and she laid brown eggs.

 

[chickenwhisperer123]

I vote roosters. (or maybe hens..)
Actually I vote whatever they turn out to be!