Is this GL Wyandotte a roo?

[Briza]

Mercury is 4-5 weeks old. I've recently heard crowing in the morning coming from the brooder but this one wasn't even on my radar of potential roos until I saw a pink comb this morning.



I'll post more pictures upon request.

 

[Blackberry18]

Too young to be sure. Wyandottes are sometimes hard to sex because they develop pink combs earlier, and you have to go by width. Post when it's 8-12 weeks.

 

[Michael OShay]

Based solely on the size and pinkness of the comb at this point, I'm leaning toward cockerel, but Blackberry18 is correct; your Wyandotte is awful young for sexing. I would re-post its pic in a couple of months. By then it's gender should be pretty obvious.

 

[Briza]

Too young to be sure. Wyandottes are sometimes hard to sex because they develop pink combs earlier, and you have to go by width. Post when it's 8-12 weeks.

Based solely on the size and pinkness of the comb at this point, I'm leaning toward cockerel, but Blackberry18 is correct; your Wyandotte is awful young for sexing. I would re-post its pic in a couple of months. By then it's gender should be pretty obvious.

Oh! I had no idea. I have two of them this age but the other one is much smaller and hard to catch for pictures. I'll post updated pictures in a few weeks. Thank you both.

 

[Blackberry18]

Oh! I had no idea. I have two of them this age but the other one is much smaller and hard to catch for pictures. I'll post updated pictures in a few weeks. Thank you both.

You're welcome. We'll be happy to help when they're older.

 

[Michael OShay]

Oh! I had no idea. I have two of them this age but the other one is much smaller and hard to catch for pictures. I'll post updated pictures in a few weeks. Thank you both.

You're welcome.

 

[Mountain Peeps]

I'm leaning towards cock too