Hen or Roo?

[Three Stents]

Supposed to be a hen

 

[WingItRanch]

Yes, she looks like a female. If she's not laying eggs yet, she will soon.

 

[Three Stents]

I'm new to this game....the comb and wattle had me curious,,is it the tail that says it all?

 

[kattabelly]

I'm new to this game....the comb and wattle had me curious,,is it the tail that says it all?

Mostly the lack of male-specific saddle/hackle/tail feathers plus her colouring, also posture and thin legs...

 

[WingItRanch]

I'm new to this game....the comb and wattle had me curious,,is it the tail that says it all?

What @kattabelly said. Also, her large comb and wattles are normal for her maturity. Do you know how old she is? I can tell you she is at least 18 weeks old.

 

[BoundlessLove]

If this was a male, the comb and wattles would be much larger/longer.
Leghorn roosters have one of the larger combs and longer wattles of the different chicken breeds.

 

[Not-so Slick Chicken]

Pullet. She has female-specific coloring.

For visual examples, if you look up "Brown Leghorn" and "Welsummer", you'll see your pullet looks very similar to pullets/hens of those colors and that cockerels/roosters look vastly different (red/gold neck and back, and black breast)

*I also looked up examples, and some incorrect ones also come up.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Here's you a brown Leghorn rooster. In breeds having a single comb, even the female has what may look like a large comb compared to some other breeds, but still much smaller than that of their male counterpart.

Pic taken from internet.