Hen or Rooster

[Jodster70]

I posted pics of her (praying it’s a her) when she was 12 weeks old because of the triple pea row. Received all replies that it was definitely a hen. 8 weeks later, I’m now starting to get worried again. She hasnt started laying yet but the days are much shorter now so I’m not questioning because she is not laying. No crowing either.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

The shiny greenish feathers

Where? Her big tail feathers?
Hens can have shiny, black-green feathers.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I posted pics of her (praying it’s a her) when she was 12 weeks old because of the triple pea row. Received all replies that it was definitely a hen. 8 weeks later, I’m now starting to get worried again. She hasnt started laying yet but the days are much shorter now so I’m not questioning because she is not laying. No crowing either.

I’d bet my life on her being female.
She literally can’t be anything else with that pattern.

 

[Jodster70]

The shiny greenish feathers

Yes, green tints are appearing on the tail feathers and the hackle feathers.

 

[WindingRoad]

The shiny greenish feathers

Yes and when you look at the first pic I see drooping slightly pointed feathers over the back and around the tail. HMMMMMMM

 

[Hei 20]

Where? Her big tail feathers?
Hens can have shiny, black-green feathers.

I guess we have to play the gender game again in a few weeks.. LOL

 

[chickenhappy1233]

she has zero signs of being male, females can have shiny green feathers

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Seriously, I don’t see them.
I’m promising you, green shine and feathers that LOOK pointy don’t mean a thing when she has this pattern.

 

[chickenhappy1233]

this bird is 100000% female

 

[The Happster]

Most black feathers have a green sheen.
It's true sometimes green shimmery feathers is put down to being a cockerel thing, but not in this instance. Below is an example of a female and a male with this.
The OP's bird is unable to be male due to the pattern though, I definitely agree.