I NEED HELP GENDERING MY RIR CHICK

[Atif_qur]

I would like to know the gender it is 4-5 weeks old and I need some help know the gender and some ways to find out what gender it is! Photos are attached

 

[Bear1978]

Hard to say being that young. At least for me it is. But maybe someone else will be able to classify it for you.

 

[eggsandhens]

The comb and wattles look like a cockerel if that young, because they are bigger and redder than a pullet, but I’m no expert on anything else.

Actually, it might be a pullet, my device was giving off a reddish glare on the chick.

So I’m not really sure.

@TheOddOneOut

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Wattles, comb and stance tell me cockerel, but the fact that the comb is a little smaller than usual for a cockerel and that the comb isn’t red make me unsure.
I’ll still say little boy.

 

[Atif_qur]

The comb and wattles look like a cockerel if that young, because they are bigger and redder than a pullet, but I’m no expert on anything else.

Actually, it might be a pullet, my device was giving off a reddish glare on the chick.

So I’m not really sure.

@TheOddOneOut

So it is a pullet plus it has 1 white line going straight down it’s chest. An what about the comb?

 

[Atif_qur]

Wattles, comb and stance tell me cockerel, but the fact that the comb is a little smaller than usual for a cockerel and that the comb isn’t red make me unsure.
I’ll still say little boy.

It has not wattles yet so how is it a boy?

 

[Atif_qur]

It has not wattles yet so how is it a boy?

 

[Vickischics]

A chick at 4-5 weeks old is still to young to tell. Wait until around 12 weeks.
Then, send pictures of its face, and looking down at it's back.
We are looking at the back saddle feathers, the comb and wattles that are a tale-tale signs for the sex.
Your getting mixed answers because its too young to tell yet.

 

[eggsandhens]

Those little red streaks are waddles. I agree with @TheOddOneOut I think it’s a cockerel.

 

[eggsandhens]

I say cockerel.