Is this a leghorn? Pullet or Roo?

[Call_me_kaity]

I hatched a bunch of eggs that were all sorts of colors from a local market. I now have 2 large white birds that look like leghorns to me, but I am relatively new to chickens.

This one is around 20 weeks old. I’m leaning towards pullet, but I keep flip flopping.

I’d enjoy some other people’s opinions on it!
Thanks in advance!
Kaity

 

[Painted Calls]

It’s a female, if it isn’t crowing by now, and has like no saddle feathers at all, it’s a female.

It has saddles and male specific coloration.

Not all males crow by 20 weeks either. @Poultrybonkers can attest to that for sure. Goodness their one Wyandotte had us guessing for what seemed like forever.

 

[Sussex19]

I'm not sure about breed, but it's a cockerel, I'm afraid.
I can see pointed saddle feathers, which are a sure sign of a cockerel.

 

[Sussex19]

@TheOddOneOut and @Overo Mare can you help?
I still think it's a cockerel!

 

[Painted Calls]

Cockerel. Male specific saddles and red over wing bows are present.

Not a Leghorn, but may be a Leghorn cross.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

For 20 weeks, I would expect to see more development of the pointy feathers. The brown slightly pointy looking feathers might just be the coloration.

Ehhh…they’re saddles. It’s a boy.

 

[Lemon-Drop]

It looks like a pullet to me, maybe a mix of some sort.

 

[Sussex19]

It looks like a pullet to me, maybe a mix of some sort.

Did you look closely at its back, in the last pic?
I'm sure I saw pointed feathers, but maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me.

 

[Call_me_kaity]

Did you look closely at its back, in the last pic?
I'm sure I saw pointed feathers, but maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me.

I see what you’re talking about. That’s exactly why I’m conflicted. But I do have to say, that some of my mature hens have slightly curvy feathers back there. I guess time will tell l.

 

[Backyardhomestead921]

It looks like a female leghorn mix. It does not look like it was mixed with easter egger. But it does look really pretty