Is there any hope for pullet here?

[DMchicks]

I asked when "she" was younger and still being called Sally and you guys suggested I wait a few weeks and see. I know they are still young especially for light brahmas but do we think there is any chance Sal is a pullet? About 6 or 7 weeks. Size and feathering are equivalent to peers now but wattlesand comb are larger than the others in the flock.

 

[nuthatched]

Still looks like a pullet to me, but brahmas are slow to mature

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Comb photos?
I’m on the fence. A few week’s time will tell.

 

[I Love Feather Babies]

I asked when "she" was younger and still being called Sally and you guys suggested I wait a few weeks and see. I know they are still young especially for light brahmas but do we think there is any chance Sal is a pullet? About 6 or 7 weeks. Size and feathering are equivalent to peers now but wattlesand comb are larger than the others in the flock. View attachment 3176387View attachment 3176388View attachment 3176389

Pullet.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

That is definitely a cockerel

 

[T-R-O-U-B-L-E]

I'm on the fence. Im curious to see what (s)he is!

 

[Painted Calls]

That is definitely a cockerel

If it's a Brahma and you're saying cockerel, I'm inclined to believe you.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

If it's a Brahma and you're saying cockerel, I'm inclined to believe you.

With those wattles, it's either a boy or freak of nature! Brahma pullets really don't have wattles until much later, I want to say 12+ weeks!

 

[DMchicks]

Comb photos?
I’m on the fence. A few week’s time will tell.

Sal isn't a fan of photos or holding still but I will keep trying

 

[DMchicks]

With those wattles, it's either a boy or freak of nature! Brahma pullets really don't have wattles until much later, I want to say 12+ weeks!

Here are my other brahmas, same age