If this isnt a cockerel

[KaijuVoodoo]

I'll eat a meal worm.
3 wk old blue laced red wyandotte.of course the chick I was most excited over

 

[janiedoe]

I'm going to follow. Are you going to video when eat that mealworm?

 

[KaijuVoodoo]

I'm going to follow. Are you going to video when eat that mealworm?

GIRL if it's actually a pullet? YOU BET I will.

 

[KaijuVoodoo]

Still to young. Normally chicks need to be around 6 weeks before you can tell the gender of them.

I know it, but I'm really getting roo vibes from this one. Lol

 

[Mylied]

What makes you think it's a cockerel? I don't see anything leaning either way.

 

[sourland]

I'm going to follow. Are you going to video when eat that mealworm?

Subscribed for the picture.

 

[Dottie the Chicken]

Oh!! Please do a video if you eat a mealworm!!

 

[janiedoe]

Well I'm going to wish pullet on you. I'm really looking forward to that video!

 

[Painted Calls]

I see nothing that points to cockerel.

Make sure you've got meal worms handy.

 

[KaijuVoodoo]

Baby has an attitude, chest bumping MY hand, hatch mates, and my 120 pound Akita (Akita thinks he's the nanny)
Only my cockerels have done that, so far.
Also feathering out EXACTLY like every roo I've had. Stumpy butt, slowww to feather, etc.
My gold laced Wyandotte pullet didn't feather like this.
Now, I know all this needs research to even be anecdotal and it's far too soon to tell, but... I am 3 for 3 on breeds I was super excited over.
A dried meal worm in a shot of tequila can't be that bad.