Is this a rooster or a hen?

[Feathered_babies]

I really need help determining if my feather baby is a rooster or hen. Age- 2 months, Breed- Blue laced red wyandotte. S/he has been crowing since a few weeks. I have done my research but am very confused. I read some place that hens crow too if they are the leader of the group which my pet is. There is just one other hen which is a polish hen. Also, I have seen some pictures of the wyndotte hens and they do have the wattles.
I am so hoping that this is not a rooster as my City doesn't allow roosters and the two hens have grown so close to each other. I can't think of separating them Please help.

 

[Wolfefarmyard]

Definitely a cockerel!

 

[Dephora]

Yeah the comb is very red and plump for being 8 weeks.

 

[Feathered_babies]

Definitely a cockerel!

Oh no!

 

[Mamatomany123]

Cockerel

 

[Feathered_babies]

In really confused. One of my friend who has a black wyandotte hen does have a wattle and comb. Here's a picture.

 

[Wolfefarmyard]

In really confused. One of my friend who has a black wyandotte hen does have a wattle and comb. Here's a picture.

Yes but that’s an adult, at this age his wattles and comb shouldn’t be that big if he was a pullet.

Also his coloring is dead giveaway along with the rather pointy saddle feathers.

 

[diamondsilkies]

Welcome to BYC!
Sorry, you have a cockerel.

 

[Mamatomany123]

In really confused. One of my friend who has a black wyandotte hen does have a wattle and comb. Here's a picture.

Yes, hens will develope wattle and comb once they get closer to laying. At 8 weeks yours is no where near laying. Plus, it's a boy so he wont ever be laying. Heres some of my 2 month old hens. You can see they still has a very small and pale comb and no wattles.

 

[Feathered_babies]

Yes but that’s an adult, at this age his wattles and comb shouldn’t be that big if he was a pullet.

Also his coloring is dead giveaway along with the rather pointy saddle feathers.

Thank you.