Hen or Rooster?

[Gatorgirl3]

Does anyone know if this is a hen or rooster ? Or any suggestions on how I can tell, I’m new to this. Thanks

 

[HuskerHens18]

Looks like a hen to me. How old is she?

 

[Gatorgirl3]

Looks like a hen to me. How old is she?

18 weeks ....

 

[JedJackson]

Sebrights are tough because the males don't get male specific feathering. You have to go by combs, wattles, leg thickness, and size. At 18 weeks, I think HuskerHens is right. It looks like a pullet.

 

[Gatorgirl3]

Sebrights are tough because the males don't get male specific feathering. You have to go by combs, wattles, leg thickness, and size. At 18 weeks, I think HuskerHens is right. It looks like a pullet.

Thanks for the info!

 

[Gatorgirl3]

Looks like a hen to me. How old is she?

18 weeks

 

[HuskerHens18]

18 weeks

I'm pretty confident it's a hen if the comb and waddles get any bigger, post more pics.

 

[Gatorgirl3]

I'm pretty confident it's a hen if the comb and waddles get any bigger, post more pics.

Thanks HuskerHens18

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Sebrights are tough because the males don't get male specific feathering. You have to go by combs, wattles, leg thickness, and size. At 18 weeks, I think HuskerHens is right. It looks like a pullet.

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Hen feathered birds are hard, but by this age a cockerel "should" be more developed in comb &wattle and I've never encountered a sebright cocketel shy about crowing by this age

 

[drumstick diva]

pretty pullet