Is my Aracauna a hen or rooster????

[Lemonade532]

I’ve got a 14 week old lavender auracauna, she looks like a female but tends to be a bit more bossy towards the other chickens, she fluffs up and fights but never attempts to mount the other chickens when she’s in the cage she’s make a loud almost croaky kind of crow but my neighbours have rooster and she never seems to sound like them, she’ll usually stop once she’s outside, please I need some help as Im unable to have roosters but I wanna make sure she’s not one before having to give her up

 

[JedJackson]

This one is a tough call. I see no male specific feathering, but the comb is very red for its age. I think it is probably a late developing cockerel, but I am not absolutely sure of that. What we need are folks who have raised the British/Australian version of this breed to give their input. American Araucanas are completely different.

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

At 14 weeks I'm leaning cockerel, because the comb is super red and it also has big feet. The croaking sound is also a giveaway. Cockerels often sound really funny when they're attempting to crow. I'd give this bird a few more weeks though, it's giving mixed signals.

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

I’m saying Pullet - probably at this point he would have some fancy tail/hackle feathers. I’m saying Pullet and also I would post some more pictures here in about a week.

 

[Free Birb]

It has a very red comb I’m going with Rooster, more signs to see one way or another might show in a week or so.