Is my crossbred chicken a rooster?

[Better Than Rubies]

She is so pretty! I say "she," lol, as if we know for certain. I don't, but am also pretty sure it's a pullet...I don't see any rooster feathers, either, and the comb seems pretty 'feminine' I guess. Yes, she also reminds me of an Easter Egger; they're not a pure breed, FYI. But with the greens legs, pea comb, gorgeous blue with red color, and smaller size/upright tail...well, let me just say I've seen EEs pretty similar to her.

 

[ChickNanny13]

Dang, this is a hard one ... My first thought was pullet but that comb is awfully RED, don't see no wattles, feathering looks to be pullet but that tail looking cockerel but he/she is really pretty/handsome. Could you repost pic in another month?

 

[Matieus27]

Looks like a pullet to me

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Jed Jackson

 

[BarnyardCross]

Compared to any siblings it might have, are the feet/legs much bigger than the others?

I believe that it does have longer legs, and it stands up straighter. I don’t know if this helps, but when it isn’t separated from the other chickens it freaks out and tries to get back in. Unlike my buff Orpington pullet, which starts eating grass or looking for worms. I don’t know if this is just personality or the rooster need to protect the flock.

 

[BarnyardCross]

I believe that it does have longer legs, and it stands up straighter. I don’t know if this helps, but when it isn’t separated from the other chickens it freaks out and tries to get back in. Unlike my buff Orpington pullet, which starts eating grass or looking for worms. I don’t know if this is just personality or the rooster need to protect the flock.

When it is separated. Auto correct is annoying.

 

[chickengr]

looks like girl, sort of easter egger (green egger mix). she is beautiful.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

It’s about 3-4 months.

There is a big difference between those two dates, developmentally, in a chicken. If you're not certain, I'd revisit this in a couple of weeks to see if male or female saddle feathers grow in.

 

[Cyprus]

There is a big difference between those two dates, developmentally, in a chicken. If you're not certain, I'd revisit this in a couple of weeks to see if male or female saddle feathers grow in.

Chicks looked to be a mere few days old around Oct 1

 

[BarnyardCross]

Chicks looked to be a mere few days old around Oct 1

Your right! And those photos were taken earlier than that. Making the chicken 3 months old.