I know its early but any guesses

[leadwolf1]

NNs can be tricky. By 5 weeks old, he should have a pretty well developed comb and waddles if, in fact, he is a he. However, their faces can get red and without comb development, they are pullets. The comb is the clincher....The boys combs get big and red quickly!!!

I had a NN pullet that for months I thought was a boy...until I saw a boy NN the same age...she now lays nice brown eggs and, Charlie loves his job as head roo

 

[Tanichca]

Quote: At that point, you can make some pretty good guesses, yes. But eight weeks is the point where you can be pretty danged sure.

 

[CochinBrahmaLover]

At that point, you can make some pretty good guesses, yes. But eight weeks is the point where you can be pretty danged sure.

oh LOL, we had a hen astrolorp, we knew she was a she when she was 4 weeks cause she had a pretty small and red-less comb,

 

[PekinBantam]

Can we get some updated pics?

 

[CochinBrahmaLover]

Well we sold HIM, very much a rooster, sorry I dont have any pics, but he turned out very handsome with a little crooked comb. I miss him, but he was a bit of a brat so we had too,

sorry dont have any pics (ill dig around and look for some)