Is Penelope a She (please) or a HE

[sara]

Don't forget Leghorns get a pretty good sized comb. There doesn't seem to be any pink in it.

Post pictures again in a couple weeks, it might be more clear by then.

 

[Lanissa86]

My son's leghorn? Not too sure if it is or not. But he is 5 weeks and has a BRIGHT red comb and waddles already! I was hoping he was a girl because I know the females have big red combs too...but with his attitude and RED comb now at 5 weeks....I am pretty sure he is a HE.

 

[Lanissa86]

yours will most likely be a girl! I am crossing my fingers for you!

 

[ebonykawai]

A girl.

 

[doodledoo]

Congrat. It's a girl. I have white leghorns and the roos have a much larger and red comb at that age.

 

[LinckHillPoultry]

She.

No wattles. At that age there would be wattles if roo.
My 3 1/2 old roos are developing their wattles already, so if that was a roo its' wattles would be bigger but it is a she.

 

[MRNpoultry]

I think she is a hen. Here is my brown leghorn rooster at that age -

 

[reallemons1]

She, no waddles

 

[DementedHam]

At six weeks, roos have a bigger and redder comb than your PULLET. It's a SHE.

 

[montana girl]

Thank you to all the wonderful chicken people that posted and reassured me that my she is going to stay a she lol.

Funny how attached you get to these little monsters isnt it? It would have broke my heart to have to find a new home for her!

Thank you again for all the responses!

Darlene