Is this a male or female wyandotte? Help quick please

[chickenbottom]

well usually newbies do tend to fight but still looks like a female

 

[Attack Chicken]

She was hatched a little earlier than mine and mine were hatched on St. Patricks Day. She has bigger wattles than my 2 wyandotte males.

 

[NancyDz]

She looks like the one I have and when i posted.. everyone say it was a roo

So I still have "it" still don't know what it is.. and it's 3 months old.

here's the link on mine... the other chick is a banty so comparing size in my thread isnt a good indicator....


https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=154207


nancy

 

[wjallen05]

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

I'm going to go against the current here. My first impression is a roo. The comb and wattles are getting larger and getting a pink tinge.

 

[sunnychooks]

So he/she's about 2 months or 9 weeks old... I would also guess a roo. The comb is not really big but the wattles are pronounced. Are the hackle feathers pointed or is that just the coloring?

 

[wjallen05]

I'm going to have to go with rooster too, I'm not very good at this, but it has very dark wattles. I have a 14 week old SL Wyandotte pullet and she doesn't have any wattles.

 

[wjallen05]

as a matter of fact, here is a picture of her... (not that it helps much, but just thought I'd share

) She's the one of the left, of course!

 

[chickenwhisperer123]

Well lets hope its a hen with prominent wattles.
Doesnt the coloring look like a hen though?

 

[FlashPointFarm]

I'd say it is a roo. Some roosters develop slower than others, I had one roo surprise me that way.