Hen or roo?

[Conan]

Here are some pictures that I hope will help.
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Yep! Those pics did the trick. Definite cockerel on your hands.
Funny. I let the dogs out this morning and heard a crow from my coop. Not sure which one it is, but I don't have a rooster...

 

[Thechickentrainer1999]

Thanks for the replies everyone. How exactly do I tell the saddle feathers from the back feathers? Also shouldn't it be getting spurs by now or start crowing all day instead of just morning?

 

[piyo piyo]

Thanks for the replies everyone. How exactly do I tell the saddle feathers from the back feathers? Also shouldn't it be getting spurs by now or start crowing all day instead of just morning?

Both really depend on your bird, I think. I don't really care for chicken terminology, I just like them so I'll leave a more experienced chap to explain saddle feathers.

 

[aart]

Thanks for the replies everyone. How exactly do I tell the saddle feathers from the back feathers? Also shouldn't it be getting spurs by now or start crowing all day instead of just morning?

Pic below kinda shows it.
On a male they are skinnier, longer, shinier, and pointier.
Spurs won't grow out much until 6-12 months.
Crowing can depend on individual bird and/or other males being present.