Langshan? Gender guess?

[ChookFam]

Hello!

This chicken hatched from some mystery "not fertile" chicken show eggs

It appears to be a langshan?

This chicken has me stumped on gender, on one hand it has been incredibly slow to feather, but on the other hand it still doesn't really have a comb or wattles at 13 weeks old, so perhaps it's a pullet?

I've never had a langshan before so I would appreciate any input

Thank you

 

[IvysAnimals]

I think she looks like a pullet..... Getting other people's advice is good, too. Just because I've never owned/seen this breed before so I'm not familiar if they're usually having smaller or larger combs for roosters.

 

[WIchickMama]

I would say pullet, at 13 weeks I would hope to see some saddle feathers coming in (unless a slow to mature cockerel but unlikely)

 

[3KillerBs]

If it's a Langshan it could be very slow to show it's sex for certain.

While my Australorps may be showing male saddle feathers at 10-12 weeks, my Langshan rooster kept me guessing at least another month beyond that.

 

[Tookie]

Looks like a Langshan to me. I'm thinking its a pullet, not sure on that though. You're gonna have to update in a couple more weeks.

 

[Yard Farmer]

Looks like a Langshan to me. I'm thinking its a pullet, not sure on that though. You're gonna have to update in a couple more weeks.

I agree, looks to be a pullet. But not 100% certain.
Update again in a few weeks.

 

[ChookFam]

Thank you for your replies. Appreciate that I will update again in a few weeks. They certainly are slow to mature, this one barely had any feathers until around 8 weeks old

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

She's a pullet So cute!